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Jun 20, 2016 11:51 AM CST
Name: Khalid Waleed
Islamabad, zone 9b (Zone 9b)
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Violette Parfumee (Melody Perfume) has low petal count in hot temps and fragrance is also moderate. Shade is light purple / violet. In spring bloom had darker shade, more petals and very strong fragrance.

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I lost my Westerland bush last year. It was a brilliant performer in high heat. I was lucky to save a cutting and that cutting is now a small bush. Bloom size is till small but it will improve by end of this year I am hopeful. A wonderful performer in hot climate. The other day I saw Sharlene's outstanding Westerland bush and hope my bush also grows like that.....

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William Morris is another good performer. Bloom size gets small and fragrance is less but it keeps blooming if given partial shade.

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Winchester Cathedral bush is doing great but there are fewer blooms. Fragrance is mild, smells like crushed almonds.
A rose without scent is just half a rose

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