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The magnificently scented, single to semi-double, ruffled flowers have yellow centres, and the outer petals start warm peachy pink and gentle apricot, fading to bright, light pink. They mature into big hips. Repeats June to October. Glossy, mid-green foliage. To 4.5m.
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Good, well drained soil, at least half a day of sun (afternoon shade is worse than morning shade), and something to grow it up is all you need. Roses thrive on clay as long as it is not too waterlogged in winter.
This variety sets abundant hips, which need to be removed to encourage repeat flowering. Leave the hips from the last flushes on mature plants for winter interest: if you want your new rose to grow as quickly as possible, then it helps to remove them for the first few years.
Because it is thorny and vigorous, it is not a good choice for places where people will walk next to it: the whippy growth is convenient for tying in, but on windy days it has a way of attacking passers-by.
Bred by Reimer Kordes (1922-1997). One of the parents was Coral Dawn. It won Best Climber in the 1999 Eugene, Oregon Rose Society Show.
Released in the early 1980's, registration code KORizont.