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Teasing Georgia Varietal Name: AUSbaker, yellow-apricot medium shrub, short climber 1998, Strong fragrance ; Parentage:Charles Austin x seedling.
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Teasing Georgia.File#d3767; Photographer: Christine. Comment from Christine - Reno NV. Zone 6a/b
Teasing Georgia has several qualities which I especially love. The
color is a wonderfully rich, saturated apricot-yellow which draws me in
time after time. I have it planted in a very visible spot adjacent to
the driveway. Every time I step out of the front door, I see this rose
in the distance. And when it is in bloom, I cannot help but walk over
to it, to view it more closely. It doesn't seem to matter that I just
did this a half hour before, I will do it again, throughout the day,
every day. Most of the roses planted in this area attract my eye, but
this one attracts my heart.
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Teasing Georgia rose bush with Eyepaint; File#img0345
The season when Teasing Georgia was first planted, it bloomed fairly well. The
second season was pretty much a bust and the third not a lot better. By
then I was concerned that I had wasted a very important and visible site
on a rose which did not deserve it. Time and maturity have changed all
that. It has now been in the ground nearly six years and is a
beautiful, arching plant which - as spring turns to early summer - is
massively loaded with buds.
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Teasing Georgia; File# img859  
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Teasing Georgia with Eyepaint; File# img1200  
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Georgia was a tease the first few years, but is a tease no longer. I
love the color, the plant form and vigor, and the remontancy. In short
- everything about it.
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