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Roses Named 'Amber': Available Varieties

Roses Named 'Amber': Available Varieties

Current roses with "Amber" in the name:

Amber Queen (Harkness) – reliable performer.
Amber Star – another good choice.

Sources: Noreast Mini Roses and Roses Unlimited.

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