Rosa Miracle on the🌈 Hudson™, Pink Miracle™ & Coral Miracle™// 3 Amazing, Easy to Grow Roses

Well, it's another windy day here at Over-de-Vest, so we moved into the greenhouse to take a look at some roses. As you probably know, here at Over-de-Vest, we grow a lot of very nice roses, ones that we know perform very well right here in our region, in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern states. And here, towards my right, is one of the most famous roses that we grow. This is Rose Miracle on the Hudson. Famous not just because of its name that commemorates that wonderful feat when Sully Sullenberger and his crew managed to land the disabled aircraft on the Hudson, but also the reason that it's really famous is that this is the rose that swept the board, quite literally, at the Biltmore Rose Trials in 2014, won four major awards. If you're interested in finding more out about it, I suggest that you go and look at another video that we have on this channel that we made some years ago about it, and therefore we explain more about it, its various awards it got, and how you can grow it, etc. Before I leave it, I just want to make mention of the fact that this is now a certified variety within the Hand-Picked for You program. That means that it's been selected by professionals in the industry, including those at your local garden centers, to pick superior performing varieties that we know do very well right here in this area. So, an excellent rose, and one that if you don't know it and don't grow it, you certainly should. But then what happened was, on the success of that rose, came from the same breeder, Robert Ripito, two sister seedlings, and this one is called Pink Miracle. And as you see, this one's really quite similar, it has a similar cast to the foliage, it's very free flowering, lots of buds there, when the buds open, they open up to these bright, vivid flowers that really put on a terrific show. Little bigger, a few more petals, and more like a semi-double flower rose, and also, I noticed too, a more pronounced fragrance. Then, if you're looking for one that's really going to grab your attention, what about this variety? This is Coral Miracle. Look at this one. Absolutely amazing, when the buds open, it opens to this really rich, bright, glowing, coral pink color. And what I like about it is, that as the flowers go through their stages of maturity, they're always changing, and they go through to a very bright, glowing pink. All on a plant that's a little shorter, a little bit more compact, also free flowering, and also has, I think, probably even stronger fragrance than either of its two sisters. So there you have three varieties, which are really beautiful, really nice, good growing plants for this area, and ones that I think you'll probably want to take a close look at. This is Pink Miracle, then this one is Coral Miracle, and this is the original Miracle on the Hudson.