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President Shanley
$27.95
Shrub (Andy Vanable, USA 2018)
Large clusters of repeat-blooming flowers. Bi-coloring becomes more pronounced in cooler weather. Highly disease resistant.
From the Hybridizer:
Named in honor of the then, ARS President, Pat Shanley to honor her many accomplishments for the rose. Pat was instrumental in encouraging and supporting me to be the rosarian that I am, today.
1 review for President Shanley
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Samantha Delmar –
I took a chance on these a few years ago. Loved them so much I moved to a new house and dug them to take with me (in the middle of winter in Colorado!) They transplanted well and are thriving! They bloom a ton, and the scent wafts. They do lose their pink coloring and look mostly white quite quickly but are still pretty. Very few thorns.