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Rod in Colfax, California
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My number one criterion for choosing a rose is its fragrance. Of the 30 different roses I have, I think Intrigue has the best fragrance. Unfortunately, it is also by far the most disease- and mite-susceptible plant I own.
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May I ask, what is it about the fragrance of this rose, that makes you like it more than the others? And can it be smelled from afar? (I love fragrant roses!)
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6 AUG 19 by
CybeRose
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The first time I smelled this variety, at an indoor garden show when it was new on the market, I was struck by the touch of lemon over the strong "old rose" perfume. That was new to me.
'Intrigue' does not always have this precise scent, but I always remember it when I'm sniffing.
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