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Gartendirektor Otto Linne
$27.95
Shrub (Peter Lambert, Germany, 1934)
A charming shrub for hedging or mass display, G.O. Linne bears large clusters of 2 inch, full, deep pink blooms all season. Growth is upright and fountain-like with a height and spread of 4 to 5 feet. Glossy, disease resistant foliage.
Pronounced: GAHR-ten-deh-REHK-tor OT-to Lehn-neh – from French Rose Names by Diana Bellucci
3 reviews for Gartendirektor Otto Linne
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s.holsteen –
I’ve had this rose for one season… I was blessed with several flushes of booms and they were like mini bouquets.
ruthanne.jesionowski –
Though I bought this before I found High Country Roses, I have found it to be a reliable re-bloomer with large sprays that catch my eye from across a large space. Healthy foliage in my no spray garden.
Shannon Clifford (verified owner) –
I wanted to love this rose. The first one I planted died over the winter, and as per High Country Roses’ excellent customer service they replaced it. The second one of this variety survived the winter and gave me a few blooms, then died. I live in zone 5 and have other roses from High Country that are thriving. I am not sure what happened with this one.