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          Gilardi, Bred by Ralph Moore, Visalia California, 
          1987.  This 
          is another of the Miniature Moss roses bred by Ralph Moore, of California. 
          'Rose Gilardi' is compact and well, branched, blooming profusely 
          throughout the season. There is little fragrance from the bloom, but 
          the mossy buds are balsam scented when rubbed. Blooms are frequently 
          produced in clusters of 3 or more, but sometimes appear singly as well. 
          The individual blooms are 1.5 to 2 inches across, and open fully to 
          display bright stamens. There are not a lot of petals, so this is not 
          a show variety......buds open fully quite quickly. The beauty of this 
          variety is in the fully open bloom, which displays the striping wonderfully!
 The 
          foliage is quite disease resistant, and covers the plant well. This 
          is a very nice mini moss shrub, well worth growing. 'Rose 
          Gilardi' is available from The 
          Uncommon Rose. ARS 
          merit rating: 7.1Personal merit rating: 7.8
 Hardiness: Likely USDA zones 
          5 through 10
 Shrub size: approximately 16" tall.
 Fragrance: 0.5, balsam scented moss.
 
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