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Gourmet Popcorn
$19.95
Miniature (Desamero, United States, 1986)
A sport of noted miniature Popcorn, Gourmet Popcorn features a profusion of one inch white blooms throughout the growing season. An excellent landscape performer with good disease resistance and a rounded growing habit.
2 reviews for Gourmet Popcorn
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Angela Patterson (verified owner) –
My Gourmet Popcorn mini is a delight. It bloomed in flushes its first season, creating these adorable little white flowers. It kept a compact shape and handled the Zone 5 Colorado winter with ease.
J P –
This is a really great rose to have in the landscape. It looks like baby’s breath and really looks nice next to other plants. I totally neglect this one and it blooms happily all year. My 3 specimens are very mature and grew to over six feet tall before I realized I was supposed to be pruning them! I started pruning to the ground each spring and now they behave themselves at about 3.5 ft. I’m totally befuddled by its stature, because it’s not supposed to grow nearly that large! But, here we are. 🙂 I’m in zone six, arid climate so I can’t speak to disease resistance.