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All-American
Rose Selections Winners 2001 (AARS)
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Marmalade
Skies
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The Beatles once envisioned a
world with Marmalade Skies, now gardeners across the
country can have their own Marmalade
Skies.
Brillant tangerine orange blooms
engulf Marmalade Skies from beginning to end of the
blooming season. Healthy, medium olive green satiny foliage
provides the perfect backdrop for the constant show of colour. The
floribunda produces clusters of 5 to 8 blooms -- complete
bouquet -- on each strong stem. Oblong buds open to reveal 2 1/2-
to3- inch double blooms with 17 to 25 petals. Unlike the flowers
in the song that "grow so incredibly high," this
compact, round plant grows to 3 feet by 3 feet, making it the
perfect rose for a hedge or a stellar addition to any existing
rose bed. Marmalade Skies was hybridized by the
House of Meilland using a combination of Tamango, Parador and
Patricia.
Each AARS winner was evaluated
for 15 traits including disease resistance, hardiness, colour and
novelty in gardens across the United States for two years. Only
truly exceptional roses are awarded AARS honours. The three
winners for 2001 were judged to be the best roses overall.
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| 1940 - Dicksons Red, Flash, The Chief,
World’s Fair |
1972
- Apollo, Portrait |
| 1941 - Apricot Queen, California,
Charlotte Armstrong |
1973 - Gypsy, Medallion,
Electron |
| 1942 - Heart’s Desire |
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| 1943 - Grande Duchesse Charlotte, Mary
Margaret McBride |
1974 -
Bahia, Bon Bon, Perfume Delight |
| 1944 - Fred
Edumunds, Katherine T.
Marshall, Lowell Thomas, Mme. Chiang Kai-shek, Mme. Marie Curie |
1975 - Arizona, Rose Parade
Oregold, |
| 1945 -
Floradora, Horace McFarland,
Mirandy |
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| 1946 - Peace |
1976 - America, Cathedral, Seashell,
Yankee Doodle |
| 1947 - Rubaiyat |
1977 - Double Delight, First Edition,
Prominent |
| 1948 - Diamond Jubilee, High Noon,
Nocturne, Pinkie, San Fernando, Taffeta |
1978 - Charisma, Color Magic |
| 1949 - Forty-niner, Tallyho |
1979 - Friendship, Sundowners, |
| 1950 - Capistrano, Fashion, Sutter’s
Gold, Mission Bells |
Paradise |
| 1951 - No Selections |
1980 - Love, Honor, Cherish |
| 1952 - Fred Howard, Helen
Traubel, Vogue |
1981 - Bing Crosby, Marina,
White Lightnin’ |
| 1953 - Chrysler
Imperialv, Ma Perkins |
1982
- Brandy, French Lace,
Mon Cheri, Shreveport |
| 1954 -
Lilibet, Mojave |
1983 - Sun Flare, Sweet Surrender |
| 1955 - Jiminy Cricket, Queen Elizabeth,
Tiffany |
1984
- Impatient, Intrigue, Olympiad |
| 1956 - Circus |
1985
- Showbiz |
1957 - White Bouquet,
Golden Showers |
1986
- Broadway, Touch of Class, Voo Doo |
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1987
- Bonica, New Year, Sheer Bliss |
| 1958
- Fusilier, Gold Cup, White Knight |
1988
- Amber Queen, Mikado, Prima Donna |
| 1959
- Ivory Fashion, Starfire |
1989
- Class Act, Debut, New Beginning, Tournament of Roses |
| 1960
- Fire King, Garden Party, Garabande |
1990 - Pleasure |
| 1961
- Duet, Pink Parfait
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1991
- Sheer Pleasure, Perfect Moment, Shining Hour, Carefree Wonder |
| 1962
- Christian Dior, Golden Showers, John S. Armstrong, King’s Ransom |
1992
- Brigadoon, Pride n’ Joy, All that Jazz |
| 1963
- Royal Highness, Tropicana |
1993
- Solitude, Rio Samba, Sweet Inspiration, Child’s Play |
| 1964
- Granada, Saratoga |
1994
- Secret, Caribbean, Midas Touch |
| 1965
- Camelot, Mister Lincoln |
1995
- Brass Band, Singin’ in the Rain |
| 1966
- American Heritage, Apricot Nectar, Matterhorn |
1996
- St. Patrick, Livin’ Easy, Mt. Hood, Carefree Delight |
| 1967
- Bewitched, Gay Princess, Lucky Lady, Roman Holiday |
1997
- Artistry, Timeless, Scentimental |
| 1968
- Europeana, Miss All-American Beauty, Scarlet Knight |
1998
- Fame!, Opening Night, First Light, Sunset Celebration |
| 1969
- Angel Face, Comanche, Gene Boerner, Pascali |
1999
- Candelabra, Kaleidoscope, Fourth of July, Betty Boop |
| 1970
- First Prize
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2000
- Knock Out, Crimson Bouquet, Gemini |
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1971 - Aquarius, Command Performance, Redgoldv
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