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Rosa x Oso Easy Italian Ice® ('Chewnicebell')
Oso Easy Italian Ice® Rose: Patent PP26,532
- » Long blooming
- » Disease resistant
- » Easy to care for
- » Continuous stream of fat orange buds
- » Yellow double flowers with pink edges from May through September
- » Great for massing in the landscape
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This long blooming, disease resistant rose is a summer thriller with a continuous stream of fat orange buds that open to show off yellow double flowers with pink edges from May through September. Long blooming for all summer color. Easy care and disease resistant. Perfect for massing in the landscape. Easily mixed with summer blooming perennials to put on a real summer show.
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Attributes
| • | Long Blooming |
Maintenance and Care
| • | Mass Planting |
Programs
| • | Proven Winners |
Exposure
| • | Full Sun |
Growing & Maintenance Tips for Rosa x Oso Easy Italian Ice®
Thrives in full sun. Fertilize regularly during the bloom season with an organic fertilizer. Prune lightly to remove spent blooms and to revitalize in season. Cut back to 6" in late winter.
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