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Victory Rose?

15 years ago

The Label that came with this rose said "Victory Rose", but there were 4 plants, 2 different colors in the pot. I managed to save this one. It is from Bloom Rite growers, and is a "Rosa Hybrid". Grows to 2' X 2'. I looked up Victory Rose, and the pictures I saw showed a yellow rose, called "V for Victory". Is this what I have, or is it something different?

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cecilia_md7a
15 years ago
Is it a minuature rose? And did you by chance get it at Trader Joe's? There was an earlier thread on Bloom-Rite roses on the Miniature Roses Forum.

I also located an address and phone # for Bloom-Rite growers - perhaps you could call them:

Bloom-Rite Flowers Inc
570 San Andreas Rd, Watsonville, CA 95076 (831) 724-2929

Here is a link that might be useful: Trader Joe's Miniature Roses
hotzona_2007
Original Author
15 years ago
My husband bought this rose, and don't know where he got it. He didn't think it was a miniature, though. I guess I will try calling them.

Thanks for the info, and may you have a great day!
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rustypeak
14 years ago
bought my Victory Rose at a safeway supermarket at lake tahoe. most info says yellow to orange. mine is fuschia color . thanks for the picture. the leaves are an exact match.

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