Identifying 'Vogue' Floribunda: A 1950s Peachy-Pink Classic

'Vogue' Rose: History and Sources

Family heirloom rose called 'Vogue', described as between pink and peach, floribunda, fragrant. Introduced early 1950s by breeder Gene Boerner.

Soil pH can shift color slightly (more pink in acidic, peach in alkaline), but 'Vogue' is inherently a peachy-pink blend.

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