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Pearlescent™

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Rosa

'Radfragwhite'

PP#22988

Admire this rose with both eyes and nose alike! Pearlescent™ is a beautiful, intoxicatingly fragrant rose with pure white, double flowers. It flowers almost continually from spring through frost. The slightly ruffled petals become tinged with a hint of pink as cooler weather sets in. 

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Title: 

Pearlescent™

Plant Type: 
Landscape Shrub Rose
Flower Color: 
White
Flowers / Petal Count: 
Medium, 25-30 petals
Foliage: 
Dark green
Fragrance: 
Very strong, citrus
Growth Habit: 
Bushy
Hardiness Zone: 
56789
Height: 
4-5'
Hybridizer: 
Bill Radler
Light Requirements: 
Full Sun
Spread: 
3-4'

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Submitted by Bob Emery (not verified) on November 24th, 2015
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Love these beauties that have their own garden with 300 specimens on the grounds of the Milwaukee Art Museum. They are maintained by the Milwaukee Art Museum Garden Club, the largest garden club in the State of Wisconsin, and seem to never stop blooming and sending out their wonderful citrus fragrance! Thank you Will Radler and Star Roses!

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