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Catalina Rose

Pink Hybrid Tea Roses

Catalina Rose, very romantic looking apricot pink hybrid tea roses. These lovely pink roses are a soft, pastel pink/apricot color with a darker reverse that is touched with yellow. If you are lucky enough to grow Tea roses, these are romantic looking ones that have perfect form. The flowers are large, the stems are long, the color is fantastic....what more could the perfect rose have? A wonderful rose for cutting, and for the garden. Do you like cutting roses from your garden? A scented bouquet of these long-stemmed beauties is breath-taking. Why not cut enough to fill a vase and put them on the dinning room table. Now everyone in the house can enjoy them! And won't you feel "special" when you say They're from my garden!" What a good feeling!

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Type Hybrid Tea Rose

Growth Habits A vigorous grower that will reach 5' high by 4' wide

Blooms A unique color of pink and apricot with a darker reverse that has a hint of yellow. Petal count of 35-40. The soft pink buds open to blooms that are around 4 1/2"across.

Foliage The foliage is dark green and glossy

Fragrance a light tea rose scent

Everything about this rose makes it a "Sweetheart" rose, from its light romantic color, to its delicate fragrance, and classic tea form. The sweet flowers are lovely against the dark green leaves. Long cutting stems that are 16-20".

You will have plenty of roses to cut from this vigorous grower. Be sure to cut some in the late bud stage and watch them open!


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