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Easy on the Eyes
$25.95
Shrub (Carruth, United States, 2017)
A new entry in the “Easy to Love” collection from Weeks Roses, Easy on the Eyes features blossoms of medium pink with a purple heart and cream reverse that fade to lavender with a deep smoky purple eye. A resilient and vigorous garden performer with strong disease resistance, the blooms don’t stop until growing season comes to a close. The flowers have a mild citrus scent and sit atop clean dark green and glossy foliage.
Description
Easy on the Eyes
Shrub (Carruth, United States, 2017)
A new entry in the “Easy to Love” collection from Weeks Roses, Easy on the Eyes features blossoms of medium pink with a purple heart and cream reverse that fade to lavender with a deep smoky purple eye. A resilient and vigorous garden performer with strong disease resistance, the blooms don’t stop until growing season comes to a close. The flowers have a mild citrus scent and sit atop clean dark green and glossy foliage.
Madhulika Jha (verified owner) –
This is a vigorous rose plant and blooms profusely even in neglect. Its a shrub style and likes sun and hot climate. Low water usage and good and full of buds and flowers through out.
Carrie Valenzuela –
This is such an underrated rose! It throws blooms in both cool and warm colors, and has a wonderful repeat bloom. I wish it came in multiple colors, and I would have to have them all!
chreeve –
A star in my garden in Texas 8b. Love the bloom coloration. Performs well without full sun . Not in shade but not direct sun on that side of the flowerbed.
Marina Dimitriadis –
If you want a rose that is a show stopper, buy this one! It blooms profusely and has the most stunning combination of purple, cream and pink roses. It’s so unique and disease resistant in my 7a zone.
Denver area –
Love this rose in zone 5 Colorado. Cane hardy, putting on size year over year but still a small manageable well shaped bush. Flowers in the spring are magnificent. In it’s fourth year it is just over 2′ tall by just over 2′ wide
Lisa Arrowood –
Bloomed well it’s first season and has such lovely roses. It’s next to Bullseye and they make a great combination!