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First Ebb Tide Bloom

11 years ago

After thinking I was given the wrong bush possibly, due to the bud being a deep red, I finally have the first bloom on my Ebb Tide and it certainly has proven to be the correct bush! It's my first time growing this one so I'm assuming it kind of changes color as it progress from bud to bloom?

Enjoy!

(taken with Instagram)

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Comments (4)

kathy9norcal
11 years ago
It is a really pretty rose, isn't it?
seil zone 6b MI
11 years ago
I'm glad it wasn't a mislabel! Some roses do that though. The bud is one color but the bloom is another. Sure is a wonderful deep color!
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Laurie
Original Author
11 years ago
All of my friends that have seen it are mesmerized by the color. Most have no experience with growing roses and have never seen anything like it before.
hosenemesis
11 years ago
Nice color!

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