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Easy Going
$27.95
Floribunda (discovered by Harkness, United Kingdom, 1996)
Golden yellow double blooms with light fruity fragrance cover this shrub all season. A sport of ‘Livin’ Easy’, it has the same easy care and bright green foliage. Reaches 3 to 4 feet tall and wide.
2 reviews for Easy Going
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Laura J Loepfe –
This is a great rose. I planted it last year and it bloomed constantly. Probably due to my neglect this past winter I thought it had died. I cut all of the dead parts off and hoped for the best, leaving only about a two inch cane and a couple of leaves. It’s come back and looks great!
gail skaggs –
Planted mine in a large container in the spring, and it started blooming within a few months, and continued all through the hot Texas summer, with the yellow blooms being particularly bright in October. My rose’s blooms have all been light yellow to a deep bright yellow so for me it is a true yellow blooming rose. I did move the pot from a very hot and full day sun location to a spot with partial shade from 2pm to 4pm in July. Thinking it would have tolerated full day hot and sunny location if I had planted in the ground though.