Oct
23
2009
"SUNTORY blue rose APPLAUSE": First 100% blue rose
Posted by: admin in News, tags: blue roseBlue roses named “SUNTORY blue rose APPLAUSE” are shown at a press conference unveiling the flowers that Suntory Holdings said to be the world’s first roses with nearly 100 percent blue pigment in the petals in Tokyo, Japan, Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2009. Suntory said it took 20 years to grow blue roses and they start to sell them in major cities in Japan on Nov. 3 at 2,000 yen to 3,000 yen ($22 to 33) each
“SUNTORY blue rose APPLAUSE” – great name, great flower
Interesting. They look sort of grape or light purple. Not what I’d called “blue.”
I’ve had a very similar rose bush in my yard for about 15yrs now called a “Blue Girl” Got it from home depot lol and yes more lavender in color than blue.
theyre very lovely but theyre purple, not blue.