- Hybrid tea roses were some of the first rose varieties to be crossed with other roses. They tend to have large, high-centered flowers with long blooming periods. The ‘Irish Gold’ rose is one hybrid tea rose variety.
- The ‘Irish Gold’ rose is characterized by pale yellow petals and a mild fragrance. The rose bushes usually grow about 2 1/2 to 4 feet tall. The roses have light-to-dark-green glossy leaves with toothed edges. The flowers are edible and deer-tolerant.
Geography
- The ‘Irish Gold’ rose grows well in USDA zones 5 through 9, or AHS heat zones 3 through 9.
Time Frame
- Roses usually bloom from mid-spring to mid-fall. Plant after all threat of frost has passed.
Soil Requirements
- ‘Irish Gold’ roses require well-drained soil and full sun. Soil pH may be anywhere from 4.8 to 8. Keep the soil well-watered, but do not overwater.
Fun Facts
- This rose is also called the ‘Grandpa Dickson,’ named after its Irish hybridizer.
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