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Miranda
Damask rose (De Sansal , 1869)
Miranda
Growth height ca. 150cm
Pale pink hedge rose for small gardens
- – Large, double flowers with a button eye, opening slowly and long-lasting
- – Bushy habit with matte green foliage, very hardy
- – Rain-resistant flowers with good fragrance, bred by De Sansal, 1869
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Miranda'
- Breeder / year
- De Sansal / 1869
- Size
- ca. 150cm
- Flower colour
- bright pink
- Flowering habit
- repeat-flowering
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
The blooms take a while to open, are pleasantly fragrant and last a long time.
Unaffected by rain.
Bushy-growing shrub with matt green foliage. Very frost-hardy.
For smaller gardens and rose hedges.
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I have had Miranda de Sansal in my garden for two years. Her freedom of flowering, health and fragrance are remarkable. In my garden the autumn flowering after the dry, hot summer of 2003 was not satisfactory, but the year before it was good. Her habit is rather stiffly upright, at least so far. The shrub is not yet fully grown, though.Automatically translated · Show original
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