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Bronze Star™

5
Average: 5 (1 vote)

Rosa

‘Wezaprt’

PP#15020

The striking colors set this Hybrid Tea apart from any rose on the market. The blooms clean well, fading to apricot and are set against clean, medium green foliage.

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Bronze Star™

Plant Type: 
Hybrid Tea Rose
Flower Color: 
Apricot
Flowers / Petal Count: 
Large, 25-30 petals
Foliage: 
Medium green
Fragrance: 
Strong, spicy
Growth Habit: 
Bushy
Height: 
4-6'
Light Requirements: 
Full Sun
Spread: 
2-3'

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Submitted by david (not verified) on August 8th, 2014
5
Your rating: 5
Got this a few weeks ago and it's still blooming nice in this late stage of summer.

Submitted by Val (not verified) on September 28th, 2017
5
Your rating: 5
Smells wonderful. Vigorous bloomer. With gorgeous large orange blooms on long stems. These roses are perfect for the vase and everyone will comment on their striking beauty! One of my all time favorites, you can't go wrong with this one.

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