Blumenschmidt Landscape Rose 'Gold of Ophir ': these

'Gold of Ophir ': these flattering names for this rose give an idea of its popularity

4 to 4 feet

double flowers are prolifically displayed in the spring and fall

rich apricot-pink bloom that fades to white with age

'La Marne' prefers open

Blumenschmidt Landscape Rose 'Gold of Ophir ': these1906 3 to 5 feet Discovered in Germany in 1906 by Hermann Kiese, Blumenschmidt is the distinctive primrose yellow sport of the beloved Mlle. Franziska Krger. This Tea rose showcases large, full blooms (2640 petals) in soft lemon yellow with pink tinged outer petals and a fresh green center; an elegant color blend that stands out beautifully in the garden. Its blossoms carry a moderate fragrance and appear mostly solitary, repeating in flushes