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Adobe Sunrise
$21.95
Floribunda (Meilland International, France, before 2010)
This tidy floribunda produces tons and tons of old-fashioned salmon-orange double blooms all summer. The blooms are cupped, mildly scented, and excellent for cutting. Rich dark green and glossy foliage adds contrast and disease resistance. Loves full sun and is great in containers.
Description
Adobe Sunrise
Floribunda (Meilland International, France, before 2010)
This tidy floribunda produces tons and tons of old-fashioned salmon-orange double blooms all summer. The blooms are cupped, mildly scented, and excellent for cutting. Rich dark green and glossy foliage adds contrast and disease resistance. Loves full sun and is great in containers.
Kara (verified owner) –
This is a really incredible rose. It is one of the more unique roses in my rose garden. This rose has a habit of producing “roses blooming within the roses”, rose proliferation, with first showing green centers that develop little rose buds. Reminds me of those Italian ranunculus flowers with a green center. Color is a pretty salmon orange and has grown well in a container.
Mi Jin Lee (verified owner) –
I planted this last fall and it finally gave me a wonderful bloom this spring plus some more buds to look forward to. The color is almost fluorescent and absolutely stunning. Has a lovely scent.
Kimberley (The Rose Geek) –
This is a sweet little rose that has been super healthy for us in zone 7b in a humid environment. I have had it in a pot on our pier for two seasons where is also gets salt spray. This rose could care less about the salt spray and keeps doing it’s thing. Buy it! For a video of the habit and blooms : https://youtu.be/zCB623CAUkA
Joanna Tuck –
Adobe Sunrise was one of my best performers this year after surviving a harsh zone 4 winter. It was covered in blooms non-stop all summer and never showed a speck of disease in spite of being pretty crowded by a crazy tomato vine. It’s a favorite for sure!