AARS 1984. Hybrid tea with perfectly formed clear red blooms on long stems. Very long-lasting cut flowers. Light fragrance. Excellent disease resistance. Height 3–5 ft, spread 2–4 ft.
Every bloom a winner—ideal for exhibitors and cut-flower lovers.
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