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Additional Info
| SKU | HT010 |
|---|---|
| Alternate Name(s) | Heinz Winkler, Rooibos Rose, Hommage à Barbara® |
| Specifc ARS Score | No |
| Bloom Type | Clustered, Cupped, Fully Double |
| Breeder Code | DELchifrou |
| Characteristics | Breeder, Cutting, Fragrance, Shade |
| Specific Color | Blood red to almost black |
| Country of Origin | France |
| Fragrance | Lightly Fragrant |
| Hardiness Zone(s) | 6 (-10° to 0°), 7 (0° to 10°), 8 (10° to 20°), 9 (20° to 30°), 10 (30° to 40°) |
| Patent # | No |
| Rebloom | Continual Blooming |
| Shade Tolerant | Yes |
| Approximate Size | 4' X 4' |
| Year | 2005 |
Reviews
Customer Reviews (4)
- In loveReview by Carissa
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Absolutely gorgeous! The booms are breathtaking and much more large than a typical rose. I fell in love with the easy blooming, sure to please rose. (Posted on 11/5/2018)Rating - Awesome!Review by Kelli
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My zone is a 9.0 (az), kept on the front porch where it gets appx 6 hrs of sun and 8 hrs of shade. It's thriving beautifully (Posted on 10/20/2018)Rating - We were happy with the arrival of each of the three hybrid roses that Heirloom Roses mailed us. All three were in fine condition and well packed. Dancing in the Dark is everything anyone would want in a deep red rose. It is flourishing with our fish feReview by Judy
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Everett, WA is in hardiness 8a and 8b zone. (Posted on 8/10/2018)Rating - Excellent start, nice colorReview by AOC
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This rose got off to a rough start but is doing quite well now. The color and description on the site is accurate. I ordered it in February, though it's name at the time was Hommage a Barbara. I live just outside of Boston, zone 6. The rose arrived in early April but the warm weather did not, so I kept the rose in the basement under fluorescent lighting during the day for nearly a month. It leafed out nicely though the leaves looked a little paler than they probably should. I moved it outside and planted according to the instructions. Within 2 days, rabbits nibbled off each and every leaf on the plant. It still looked healthy so I enclosed it in a fence, gave it some liquid fertilizer and started again. The leaves came out looking good, and in a couple of months later 4 buds appeared, bursting into bloom shortly thereafter. It has been blooming very nicely ever since, so clearly it was very healthy when it arrived in order to not only survive the difficult start, but actually flourish. I am hesitant to remove the fence but will need to do so soon as the rose is outgrowing it. I wish they hadn't changed the name, I actually ordered it in honor of my mother's (Barbara) 100th birthday, but luckily I ordered the name plate with it so it won't be forgotten. (Posted on 8/6/2018)Rating