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Yellow Sunblaze®

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Rosa

'Meiskaille'

PP#14274

Blooms as bright as the sun. Winter hardy with a vigorous growth habit, this bushy yet compact plant will bloom nonstop spring through fall.

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Yellow Sunblaze®

Plant Type: 
Miniature Rose
Flower Color: 
Yellow
Flowers / Petal Count: 
Small, 35-40 petals
Foliage: 
Medium dark green
Fragrance: 
Slight
Growth Habit: 
Compact
Hardiness Zone: 
567891011
Height: 
12-18"
Hybridizer: 
Meilland International
Intro Year: 
2005
Light Requirements: 
Full Sun
Spread: 
18"

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Great for containers

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Submitted by Lynda Johnson (not verified) on November 7th, 2017
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This wonderful little Rose was a Mother's Day gift to me from a friend in 2015. We had just moved into our house and it was the first plant in our (then) bare bones yard.It weathered, unscathed, the 2015 hotest summer, and the 2016 longest, coldest winter in our state's history.. It blooms it's little head off from May through November, and the bush stays bright green and very healthy. I love this rose so much that I planned my entire garden around it, and painted my house to accommodate the yellow and white color scheme.

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