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Over The Moon™

~~$50.00~~

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You will be Over The Moon™ with this lovely apricot Hybrid Tea with yellow reverse petals. Over The Moon™ has a moderate, fruity fragrance with blooms averaging 5” in diameter. She is a repeat bloomer pushing out the most delicate, apricot blooms season after season. Over The Moon™ does prefer cooler temps, so we don’t recommend her for very hot climates.
- Type: Hybrid Tea
- Color: Apricot Blend
- Fragrance: Moderately Fragrant
- Hardiness Zone: 6 - 10
- Size: 4-5' X 3-4'
- Rebloom: Repeat Blooming
- Bloom Type: Full
- Year: 2005
- Breeder Code: ORAclelon
- SKU: HT194 GALLON

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Over The Moon™

The rose that keeps on giving

I garden in zone 6 and love everything about this rose. In 2023, I made my first heirloom rose purchase and have no regrets. This rose is perfect to a T. The great smell, the long stems, it just brightens my day. As I am typing this review, Over the Moon is overflowing with buds. She is simply the best and would highly recommend anyone looking for a rose to purchase.

Wowza!

I wrote this as a suggestion to someone on a Facebook rose group and while I was just re-reading it, I realized that it is basically a review! So, here goes:

“I live in Savannah, GA 8b and one of my absolute faves is Over the Moon. The first time it bloomed, I was looking out the window and gasped. It has very light shades of apricot, peach, pink, yellow, and cream that seamlessly shift and change. Each bloom is subtly different and glorious and surprising. The best part about it is that it looks like it’s glowing like a pearlescent moon. This rose will fit perfectly into any palette. Oh, and the blooms are 5”! I have 2 of these bushes and they do well in both full sun and partial shade in my experience. Also critical for my southern east coast roses- I haven’t noticed significant black spot or bug damage like some of my other roses.”

Lastly, what I should say, is that even though all of the pictures posted up above look different, they are all accurate. This rose looks slightly different depending on season, time of day, lighting, and even the angle you’re looking at it, but it never looks bad. The foliage is dark bluish green, which makes the blooms look even more luminous!! If you’re on the fence, this rose is a safe bet. It also works really well to tie incongruous colors together, so if you just bought a bunch of roses all willy nilly like I did, this rose will help make them make sense. I have one in between Neptune (dusty light purple) and Cinnamon Dolce (lipstick pink and bubble gum pink in an unreasonably cool tiny spot pattern) and the other between Blue For You (fades from magenta to dusty plum to almost blue over time) and Crystalline (white) and they look fantastic together. Not that I’m bragging or anything. ;)

Won't stop blooming!

It's time for us So. Cal. gardeners to cut back our roses, but this one is still blooming! I had to cut roses for my house just to prune this beauty. Disease resistant, outstanding color and blooms, everything about this rose is compelling