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"Phil's Pink Cup Tea" rose Reviews & Comments
most recent 5 DEC 23  
Initial post 5 DEC 23 by Bug_girl
I believe Antique Rose Emporium sells this rose.
most recent 23 MAY 22  
Initial post 23 MAY 22 by Margaret Furness
Does this rose set hips? I'm interested in the comparison with "Agnes Saffron's Early Tea" and with Graziella.
most recent 7 JUL 21  
Initial post 7 JUL 21 by ATranquilGarden
Would this rose benefit from support by a fence or obelisk, or is it self supporting? Also, how much sun does it need? Sun is at a premium in my garden. Would it work in 3-4 hours of direct sun, or does it really need a full 6 to 8 hours? I'm in upstate South Carolina. Thank you!
most recent 29 APR 09  
Initial post 20 OCT 08 by Cass
The blooms on "Arcadia Louisiana Tea" balled the entire season except at the very end, in October of this year.
Reply #1 posted 27 APR 09 by Cass
Wonder of wonders, now the "Arcadia Louisiana Tea" has been in the ground two years, almost all the blooms opened this April. It don't know if that is the result of more maturity of the plant or the 5 days of unseasonal 95℉ heat we had this month.
Reply #2 posted 29 APR 09 by billy teabag
It looks gorgeous in those photos Cass. Does it look as much like a Dijon Tea in the flesh as it does in the photos?
Reply #3 posted 29 APR 09 by Cass
Good question! I suffer a serious lack of data. I've never seen a Gloire de Dijon whose identity I trust. Of its first generation offspring, I grow a few, some of which couldn't be more different from one another: Elie Beauvilain; Baronne Henriette Snoy; Phyllis Bide, Souv. de Mme Leonie Viennot, and Mme Berard. My Bouquet d'Or is struggling.

The two most unique characteristics of he blooms of this rose are how deep they are and the large size of the receptacle - - more specifically, how wide the mouth.

I'll look at them this weekend at the canes and foliage. I have a bad picture showing the new growth is quite reddish.