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Night rose, scientifically known as Portulaca oleracea, is a beautiful flowering plant that adds a touch of elegance to any garden. With its delicate pink petals and vibrant green leaves, it creates a stunning contrast against the backdrop of other flowers and foliage.
Lovers of dark roses need Dark Night™ in their collection. With high-centered buds opening to form cup-like blooms on dark green and very glossy foliage and 40+ large, full petals, his blooms are awe-inspiring! Dark Night™’s 4” blooms are velvety red to black with reverse light cream yellow.
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Very floriferous, Rosa Dark Night is a catchy Hybrid Tea rose with large, 4 in. across (10 cm), full (27 petals), dark velvet red, almost black flowers, adorned with creamy-yellow reverses that add luminosity.
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Celestial Night™. An offspring of Ebb Tide x Grande Dame, Celestial Night™ is a mystical shade of deep, plum purple and produces lush, cupped, old-fashioned blooms, with 41+ petals, perfect for the garden and vase.
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Celestial Night™ Floribunda Rose. (Plant Patent #31860, Var: WEKebtigrad) The long lasting color of this rose, a mystical shade of deep plum purple that is quite difficult to achieve, could almost be described as 'out of this world'.
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Heat tolerant and vigorous, Opening Night is adaptable and easy to grow in a wide range of climates and soils, so it can take center stage in gardens across the country. In 1998, this distinguished rose won an All-American Rose Selections award, the first true red hybrid tea to do so in 14 years.
Dark Night™ is a uniquely colored rose. The color can be described as deep velvet red with a cream yellow reverse suffused with red. It holds its strong, dark color and flower size even in the heat of the California sun. Dark Night™ has a very classic Hybrid Tea form with one flower per stem.
