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$27.95
Grandiflora (Tom Carruth, United States, 2006)
Rock & Roll is for its variety known for its dramatic color patterns and strong fragrance. Its large, high-centered blooms feature striking stripes and swirls of deep red, burgundy, and creamy white. Each flower has a spicy-rose scent that fills the garden with its strong aroma.
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Teresa L. Martin –
Someone in HMF mentioned that Rock & Roll is better than Neil Diamond, and I agree, after growing Neil Diamond as own root for several years. A neighbor’s Rock & Roll is 100% healthy, never see blackspots for years and she planted it near a tree. In contrast, Neil Diamond is prone to blackspot and requires more water. Rock & Roll is consistently fragrant, versus unstable scent on my Neil Diamond. I walked all the way to my neighbor’s yard just to sniff her Rock & Roll’s amazing scent.