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Francis E. Lester
$27.95
Hybrid Musk (Lester Rose Gardens, United States, 1946)
A rambling shrub which bears huge clusters of pink and white single blooms in mid- summer. Delightful citrus fragrance. It can be trained as a pillar, into a small tree or grown as a lax bush. Neat, dark green foliage with maroon edges and small orange-red hips.
1 review for Francis E. Lester
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Katie (verified owner) –
It looked great when it came last fall but didnt make it over winter. I live casper wy (5a) and it just didnt make it over the winter. We had almost no moisture and we seesawed between too warm and too cold. We also had some really bad wind that dried everything out. I did water it little every other week to try and combat all this but it just didnt make it. I would maybe suggest this for a 5b area with more moisture.