
Celebrate a legend with Doris Day 24" Tree Rose. Inspired by the beloved entertainer, this Floribunda rose produces beautiful, rounded clusters of old-fashioned, gold-yellow blooms on vigorous stems. The color holds until petals drop, sweetening the garden with a fruity and sweet spice aroma. Remarkably, this rose originated from the same cross that produced 'Sparkle & Shine' and 'Jump for Joy'—three sister varieties from one cross, a rare event in rose breeding. All three share super-floriferous attributes. Grafted on a 24-inch standard.
Plant in rich, well-drained soil. Mulch and water deeply. Feed with rose fertilizer spring through summer. Prune tree form in late winter. Stake standard. A joyful, fragrant tribute for any garden.
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