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Sunflare Rose: Top Yellow Landscape Rose with Licorice Fragrance

Sunflare Rose

An AARS 1983 winner, Sunflare tops the list for a yellow landscape rose. Lovely sprays of clear yellow flowers are produced in abundance all year. Up to 30 petals with a light, licorice fragrance and excellent disease resistance.

Growing Requirements

Full Sun
Moderate Water
Height: 3–5 feet
Spread: 2–4 feet

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