Old Master No Longer Growing The velvety texture of the

The velvety texture of the bloom is almost unbelievable

This beauty is a wonderful

Wine-purple and white striped

shallow-cupped to flat 3” blooms with 8-10 petals which hold their color until they drop

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Old Master No Longer Growing The velvety texture of theOld Master is one of the first of the hand painted roses bred by Sam McGredy in the 1970s. This novelty of a rose is sure to attract attention in the garden with its 4. 5, crimson red blooms with a white painted center and reverse petals. Unlike other hand painted roses, the colors are fairly stable throughout the season and the clusters of blooms will form a very colorful display.