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Treasure Trail Rose

Treasure Trail Plant Introduction

Treasure (TREASURE TRAIL) —— (USA, Moss, Apricot Pink, 2002) Commercial Alias: • 74-02-03• Ardrum Apricot Pink Registered Name: Ardrum Exhibition Name: Treasure Trail Cultivated: 2002 in USA, by Paul Barden. Launched in 2009 by Rogue Valley Roses in USA under the name "Treasure Trail". Category: Moss. Deep pink and salmon orange mix, golden center. Lightly fragrant with fruity scent, fragrance opinions vary. Petals 60 to 90. Average diameter 6 cm. Medium flower, very full (41+ petals), large clusters, button eye, flat flower form. Productive, multi-season rebloom. Stems medium, dense, compact. Leaves medium, glossy, dark green, similar to holly leaves. 3 to 5 leaves. Height 60 to 105 cm, width 60 to 105 cm. Cold hardiness: USDA zone 5a and warm. Suitable for potting, garden, shrub, or specimen. Cold and heat resistant, enjoys full sun. Parentage: Condoleezza × Scarlet Moss ™ (miniature, Moore, 1988)

Treasure Trail Rose Image Collection

1. Treasure Image One

2. Treasure Image Two

3. Treasure Image Three

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