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Roses changing colour
colinlea3131
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An "Iceberg" climbing rose, seven years old, is vigorous and healthy producing hundreds of snowy white roses every year. This year however, all the flowers are tinged with pink. Why is this?
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It is possible that this has happened due to a cooler spring temperature. Early flushes may be tinged pink. But is should go back to white later once the weather heats up more.
Interesting........my yellow climber is quite orange this year. It's not fully opened yet so will be interesting to watch
if I have to wait for the weather to heat up we may have a problem!
A A Milne