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Popcorn
$19.95
Miniature (Dr. Dennison H. Morey, United States, 1973)
This popular mini is nearly always covered with sprays of semi-double white blossoms with golden centers, resembling a batch of freshly popped corn. Glossy, disease resistant foliage on a compact, 12 to 18 inch bush.
2 reviews for Popcorn
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Diana Granum –
I bought 2 of these tiny beauties. They are both thriving. They barely froze last winter when many of my roses froze to the ground. They bloom almost continuously and prolifically. They are nearly covered with flowers. They are a perfect little rose for anyone who has limited space or just wants a rose that stays small.
Maxine (verified owner) –
I bought this on a whim last spring and it wasted no time growing and blooming its heart out. Almost never without blooms, it was such a delight to see! I planted it near my concrete driveway in all-day sun and it handled the blazing heat like it was nothing. In Utah high desert zone 7a.