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Mandarin Sunblaze®

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Rosa

'Meidarin'

PP#13291

Mandarin Sunblaze® has unusually large flowers for its miniature class. The strong bright orange color and vigorous habit make it a favorite Sunblaze® Rose.

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Mandarin Sunblaze®

Plant Type: 
Miniature Rose
Flower Color: 
Orange
Flowers / Petal Count: 
Small, 25-30 petals
Foliage: 
Very glossy
Fragrance: 
Light, spicy
Growth Habit: 
Upright
Hardiness Zone: 
567891011
Height: 
15-18"
Hybridizer: 
Meilland International
Light Requirements: 
Full Sun
Spread: 
18"

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Great for containers

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Submitted by Holly (not verified) on November 5th, 2017
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Your rating: 5
Love it! It keeps flowering all spring to summer! Very hearty in harsh Montana climate! Love the color!

Submitted by Lorraine Malone... (not verified) on March 25th, 2019
5
Your rating: 5
Bright orange color! Bloomed all summer and kept blooming until the winter freeze in Kansas! Zone 5! Great rose. Will try some other colors this season!

Submitted by Tiersa Fisher (not verified) on May 12th, 2020
5
Your rating: 5
beautiful, a childhood memory brought to life.cant wait to plant my new beauty.

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