After searching all major rose databases, there is no registered rose named 'Red Apollo'. This commonly occurs when retailers rename patented roses to avoid paying royalties. The original variety name has been replaced with a marketing name.
Many popular varieties are sold under different names. Knowing the true name ensures proper care and pruning for that specific type.
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