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Proven Winners 2 gal. Potted Sunorita Rose Bush

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Proven Winners 2 gal. Potted Sunorita Rose Bush

Item # 1752163

Proven Winners Proven Winners 2 gal. Potted Sunorita Rose Bush
Proven Winners Proven Winners 2 gal. Potted Sunorita Rose Bush
$44.99
Proven Winners 2 gal. Potted Sunorita Rose Bush

Item # 1752163

Proven Winners Proven Winners 2 gal. Potted Sunorita Rose Bush
Proven Winners Proven Winners 2 gal. Potted Sunorita Rose Bush
$44.99

Sun-drenched color on an easy care rose! The elegant, classically shaped buds are red orange and open to reveal a soft orange bloom made up of several dozen petals, perfectly shaped to form a classic rose "bowl." As the blooms age, they develop a golden tone. Deep green foliage covers the sturdy, medium-sized plant and easily resists common rose diseases like black spot or powdery mildew. Blooms from spring through frost without deadheading. Top reasons to grow Suorita rose: - Delightful orange flowers with classic form in bud and bloom. - Highly disease resistant. - Flowers all season without having to remove old blooms.

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  • Decorative plant flourishes in USDA zones 5-9
  • Grows to mature size of 36-48 in. W x 36-48 in. H
  • Deciduous plant has foliage loss in winter and new growth in spring
  • Shrub requires full sun and low maintenance to grow
  • Plants are trimmed at times when shipped to promote plant health
  • Water before planting to promote healthy growth
  • Dig hole 3X the width of pot and back-fill to plant 1-2 in. above soil level
  • Water and add more soil if needed, mulch plants and fertilize in early spring
  • Not guaranteed to be in bloom upon arrival