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Queen of Bourbons
$27.95
Bourbon (Mauget, France, 1834)
Very fragrant cupped blooms in shades of magenta and pink, with some repeat. Tolerant of shade and poor soils. Grows to 6 feet in height and width, or can be trained to climb. Light green foliage.
AKA – Bourbon Queen
3 reviews for Queen of Bourbons
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Carrie Valenzuela (verified owner) –
A beautiful rose, and I recommend anyone in a hot dry zone to have at least one bourbon! I am in the high desert, and they just thrive here!
Duane Scheidemantle –
Lovely bourbon rose.
Vigorous growth once established.
Emily Webb (verified owner) –
Another new one for me, planted just this year. I have her in the shade of an apple tree and she doesn’t seem to mind that one bit. Like all of the other roses I have bought from High Country roses, she gave me some blooms in the first year.