Miss Amara

Miss Amara is hybridized by H. Brase (USA) and introduced in 2007.

Characteristics: 

Form: Formal Decorative (FD)—The blooms are fully double with a refined, symmetrical structure, featuring smooth, flat petals that are uniformly arranged and recurve neatly toward the stem.

Color: Light Blend (LB) / Yellow-Orange (YO)—A gorgeous, shifting blend of warm colors:

• Primary Color: Golden Honey, Peach, or Soft Yellow-Orange.
• Blend/Undertones: Often has delicate rose, rosy-wash, or peachy-pink undertones, particularly on the outer petals or when the bloom first opens. The color tends to fade towards a softer yellow or beige as the season progresses.

Bloom Size: Small (BB)—Blooms are consistently sized between 4 and 6 inches (10–15 cm) in diameter, with a typical size of 5 inches.

Height: Medium to Tall, growing vigorously to approximately 4 feet (120 cm) or slightly taller.

Performance: Vigorous and floriferous. Blooms from midsummer to frost with long, sturdy stems ideal for cutting. Vase life is approximately 5 days when harvested at three-quarters open.