Traviata (Plant Pat #10,845) is a Hybrid Tea with vibrant red, old-fashioned quartered flowers making a breathtaking statement. The flowers are presented on shrubs robed in deep, lustrous foliage, making a stunning cut flower. The flowers have up to 100 petals with a light fragrance and good disease resistance.
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