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The Dahlia

Color: Pink Class: Floribunda Introduced: 2003 Best Zones: 6-9 Bloom Form: Fully Double / Very Double Repeat Bloom: Yes

Introduced in 2003 by Ralph Moore Paul Barden has this to say: “This fantastic rose is one of the many spectacular roses from Ralph Moore. This rose was bred in the late 1970’s and…

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A quick portrait of how this rose grows, blooms, and earns its place in a home garden.

Floribunda Pink Light Spreading
Registered Name
MORdal
Breeder
Ralph S. Moore
Seller
Rogue Valley Roses
Introduced
2003
Best Zones
6-9
2-3 ft Height
3.5 inches in Bloom Size

Bloom Style

How It Shows Up in the Garden

Bloom Form
Fully Double / Very Double
Fragrance
Light
Growth Habit
Spreading
Repeat Bloom
Yes

Garden Fit

Where It Is Most Comfortable

Rose Class
Floribunda
Color Family
Pink

Background

Breeding and Source Notes

Registered Name
MORdal
Seller Signals
Rogue Valley Roses

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Overview

Introduced in 2003 by Ralph Moore Paul Barden has this to say: “This fantastic rose is one of the many spectacular roses from Ralph Moore. This rose was bred in the late 1970’s and Mr. Moore finally decided to release it into commerce in 2004 (He pondered its merits for many years, considering it to be too similar to the rose ‘Regansberg’. While there are similarities, I think ‘The Dahlia Rose’ is a much nicer rose and it has much fuller blooms.) Near-white petals have deep raspberry splashes at the bases, making for a very showy bloom. It produces blooms in cluster of up to five, and each bloom is 3 to 3.5 inches across. The only thing missing is fragrance. The shrub itself is not overly large, growing to about 2.5 feet tall, and slightly wider, depending on climate. The deep green foliage is quite disease resistant. The whole effect is that of a broad Floribunda style rose, and it blooms so profusely that the blooms nearly obscure the bush.” Photo copyright Paul Barden 2008

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