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Sunshine Daydream

5
Average: 5 (1 vote)

Rosa

'Meikanaro'

PP#23551

Sunshine Daydream is the first rose of its class to win AARS under no spray conditions! Great flower color and foliage, this rose is almost always in bloom. Light yellow flowers finish cream yellow and self clean well. Excellent disease resistance; performed very well all over the country with minimum spray. This variety also has excellent own root performance.

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Sunshine Daydream

Plant Type: 
Grandiflora Rose
Flower Color: 
Yellow
Flowers / Petal Count: 
Cuplike, large, 25 petals
Foliage: 
Very glossy
Growth Habit: 
Bushy
Hardiness Zone: 
56789
Height: 
5 1/2'
Hybridizer: 
Meilland International
Intro Year: 
2012
Light Requirements: 
Full Sun
Spread: 
4 1/2'

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Submitted by Susan Fox (not verified) on January 5th, 2015
5
Your rating: 5
Beautiful and Easy-to-grow

Submitted by Kris S (not verified) on October 16th, 2015
5
Your rating: 5
Non stop blooms from summer to fall, nice fragrance and the plant is very healthy .

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