'Tender bee-licious' rose references

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'Tender bee-licious' rose References

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Dickson Roses Catalogues

Website/Catalog (2021) Includes photo(s).

Northern Ireland Centenary (Dictender)
This beautiful rose was named by the Northern Ireland Office for the 100 years anniversary of the country. It is a blend of rose pink, ivory and pale yellow semi-double blooms, which flowers profusely all season, with the help of dead-heading.
Size 70 x 75 cm.

Website

Website/Catalog (2021)

Northern Ireland Office ourstoryinthemaking.com: "Colin from the Dickson Family"
To create the Northern Ireland Centenary Rose, the seed parent, Spice of Life, was crossed with Light Fantastic, as the pollen parent, both roses bred by Colin himself. This crossing created a rose, Seeding B, which became the seed parent and was crossed with a rose called Moment in Time, as the pollen parent. This created the dark red floribunda, codenamed Dicamada. Dicamada was then crossed with Storyteller, a gold medal winner at the International Rose Trials at Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park in 2020.