Georgetown Tea True Antique meaning getting her in ground

meaning getting her in ground and flourishing may be more difficult than others

This is one of Griffith Buck’s last introductions

the flower alone is captivating

'Gold Blush' can be placed in the back of the border where the canes can fall over themselves

Georgetown Tea True Antique meaning getting her in groundUnknown 4 to 6 feet Dr. William C. Welch brought us this lovely rose from Georgetown, Texas. The flower is long budded and fully double, dark salmon pink at the center fading to lilac pink. The petals of "Georgetown Tea" roll into points at the tips as they unfold, giving the fully open flower a starry look. The blooms have typical Tea fragrance, and the foliage is extra thick and attractive. EarthKind rose