Bicolor Roses (continued)

Bicolor roses are unusual in that each rose is blessed with multiple colors on each petal.  These colors can be in several forms:

• Blush - when there is a transition from the main color of the petal to the second color only at the tips of the petals
  
• Reverse - The petals have one color on the top side, and the second color on the under side
  
• Splash - The petals have what appears to be paint-splashes of one color on petals of the other color.
  

Lynn Anderson
Color: White with deep pink blush
Sizes shown: Large, medium, small
Type:  Garden, Hybrid Tea
Variance:  Minimal

Oranges 'n' Lemons
Color: Orange and yellow splash
Sizes shown: Large, medium
Type: Garden, Shrub
Variance:  Both colors fade as rose gets more open

Perfect Moment
Color: Yellow with broad red blush
Sizes shown: Large, medium
Type:  Garden, Hybrid Tea
Variance:  Red blush spreads down petals as rose opens

Rosie O'Donnell
Color: Red petals with yellow reverse
Sizes shown: Large, medium, small
Type: Garden, Hybrid Tea
Variance:  Yellow reverse can be lighter, almost ivory at times

Scentimental
Color: Burgundy, creamy white splash
Sizes shown: Large, medium, small
Type: Garden, Floribunda
Variance:  Broad, some are nearly all red while others have lots of cream

Snowfire
Color: Red with snow white reverse
Sizes shown: Large, medium, small
Type: Garden, Hybrid Tea
Variance:  Minimal, tends to have ball shape as it opens