Ergongzi is a Chinese live in the united States with three kids. love gardening and children. It's very grateful to do what I like and try to make a living out of it.
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'Romeo', is a 90–110 cm English cut-flower shrub with 10 cm blooms. Its soft pink petals deepen at the center and fade to light pink edges, shifting slightly with light/temperature. Opening as high-centered cups and maturing to rosettes, it offers moderate fragrance blending tea,...
'Masora', a 2009 Japanese shrub rose by Teizo Yoshiike, stands 120 cm tall with 80 cm spread, bearing 8 cm apricot blooms in neat cup shapes. Renowned for intense tropical fruit fragrance , it blooms in clusters, excelling in spring and autumn. With stiff,...
'Emma Woodhouse', bred by Jan Spek Rozen (Netherlands) in 2017, is a 80–100 cm tall cut rose with 8–10 cm cream-pink flowers that turn apricot or orange at high temps (30°C+). Featuring 50–70 petals in classic cup-to-rosette form, it opens to a peony-like shape...