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This months Rose of the Month is Glowing Amber.
Official Information from the breeders.
Name:Glowing Amber, Mander 1996
Bred in Canada by George Mander
Parentage: ‘June Laver' x ‘Rubies 'n' Pearls’
Introduced: in Canada by Select Roses in 1996 and in the USA by the Mini-Rose Garden in 1997. Also introduced in England in 1999/2000.
Blooms: Scarlet red with a deep yellow/golden reverse and yellow center, 35 pet. 6 cm diameter, with top exhibition form. Blooms mostly single or in small clusters.
Fragrance: Slight.
Foliage: Medium leaves, dark green and glossy.
Disease Resistance: Above average. It can go at least 1 month without spraying a fungicide.
Flowering Period: Blooms continuously until the first frost etc.
One of the best miniature roses of modern times. A guaranteed winner on both sides of the Atlantic.
Bushes grow thick and two feet tall plus. Blooms in singles as well as in clusters. In exhibition entries this rose can be used for baskets, bowls, boxes, vase exhibits and in buttonholes.
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