Code 6428; a mustard-bronze cut rose — a rare 'golden mustard' shade.
Mustard-bronze, the 'new neutral'
A rare mustard-bronze tone; in demand in wedding floristry
Moderate.
The mustard tone is deeper in cool weather.
Dark green.
Almond-sand outer petals (sometimes a faint pink edge) – deeper mustard-gold towards the centre
Honey Dijonhoney-mustard
Caramellaamber-apricot
Terracottabrick terracotta
Blue Moonlavender-silver · contrastThe mustard-caramel varieties in this section are a natural company for 'Golden Mustard'.
Purple and blue perennials set off the mustard-bronze:
For contrast beside the mustard-bronze, blue and purple:
Where to plant. Cut flowers and wedding floristry; in the garden — a sunny bronze accent.
Climate. USDA 5b–11 — as a cut rose it is grown in greenhouses; in open ground cover is advisable.
Care. As for a cut-flower Hybrid Tea: sun, feeding, preventive care. The colour is best in cool weather.
Name. 'Golden Mustard' — named for the colour of the petals, which resembles mustard seed.
Breeding. Interplant Roses (Netherlands); 2018; code 6428.
Significance. A sought-after 'new neutral' in wedding floristry; a rare mustard-bronze shade.
Repeat-flowering in flushes.
90–120 cm tall, about 90 cm wide.
Overall resistance: 3 out of 5. Moderate resistance.
Sun; repeat-flowering; the mustard tone is deeper in cool weather.
Barely noticeable.
