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2. www.thespruce.com › julia-child-roses-profile-5185990Julia Child Roses: Care & Growing Guide - The Spruce

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   May 25, 2022 · The Julia Child rose is known for its luscious blooms and licorice-like scent. It is a smaller rose variety and is often grown in containers. Its three-inch double blooms are dense with soft yellow petals. This rose is a floribunda variety, meaning it produces plentiful flowers in tight clusters.

3. heirloomroses.com › products › julia-childJulia Child Rose - Floribunda - Lightly Fragrant – Heirloom Roses

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   I’ve grown hundreds of different rose varieties and you just can’t go wrong with Julia Child. It is completely disease free no spraying required, blooms her heart out from early spring to first frost, has a wonderful bushy rounded growing habit making her perfect for containers, formal hedges or a uniform standard tree rose.

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5. www.epicgardening.com › container-roses15 Tips For Growing Beautiful Roses in Pots or Containers

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   Oct 4, 2023 · Contents. Roses in pots, whether to flank an entryway, spruce up a patio, or enliven a seating area, are a timeless and elegant choice. Most roses do quite well in containers, as long as a few special considerations are kept in mind. If you have a container garden and haven’t added roses to your collection, you are missing out!

6. americangardener.net › julia-child-rose-flowerJulia Child Rose: Facts, How To Grow & Care - AMERICAN GARDENER

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   Jan 19, 2024 · The Julia Child rose is a repeat bloomer, producing waves of flowers throughout the growing season from late spring to fall. It is a hardy rose, suitable for growing in USDA zones 4-9. Facts About Julia Child Rose

7. www.popflowersguide.com › julia-child-rosesJulia Child Roses: Planting, Care, and Container Tips

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   Sep 21, 2023 · Containers for Julia Child Roses. Size: A large container, at least 15-20 inches in diameter, is ideal. Drainage: Ensure the container has good drainage holes to prevent water stagnation. Soil: Use a high-quality potting mix, preferably one designed for roses. Repotting Julia Child Roses

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   What is a Julia Child rose?

   • The Julia Child rose is known for its luscious blooms and licorice-like scent. It is a smaller rose variety and is often grown in containers. Its three-inch double blooms are dense with soft yellow petals. This rose is a floribunda variety, meaning it produces plentiful flowers in tight clusters.

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   Are Julia Child Roses Hardy?

   • The Julia Child rose is a repeat bloomer, producing waves of flowers throughout the growing season from late spring to fall. It is a hardy rose, suitable for growing in USDA zones 4-9. All American Rose Selections (AARS) in 2006, Gold Star of the South Pacific in 2011. Planting:

   Julia Child Rose: Facts, How To Grow & Care - AMERICAN GARDENER

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   How tall does a Julia Child rose grow?

   • This rose has a medium-sized growth habit, reaching a height of 2 to 4 feet. The Julia Child rose is a repeat bloomer, producing waves of flowers throughout the growing season from late spring to fall. It is a hardy rose, suitable for growing in USDA zones 4-9. All American Rose Selections (AARS) in 2006, Gold Star of the South Pacific in 2011.

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   Does Julia Child have licorice?

   • It's appropriate that our Floribunda Rose Julia Child™ has buttery bold blooms and a licorice-clove fragrance its namesake would have loved in the kitchen. This 2006 All-America Rose Selections® winner produces very full blooms through the better part of five months, which makes it a compelling possibility for containers in warmer climates.

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9. plantaddicts.com › julia-child-floribunda-roseJulia Child™ Floribunda Rose | Plant Addicts

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   With a little care, Julia Child™ Floribunda Rose will keep flowering from early spring until the fall. Being Northern hardy, this rose is suited to growing in zones 5 to 8. As a smaller shrub, Julia Child™ is perfectly matched for growing as a specimen in a container or border.

10. www.whiteflowerfarm.com › 66702-productRose Julia Child™ | White Flower Farm

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    This 2006 All-America Rose Selections® winner produces very full blooms through the better part of five months, which makes it a compelling possibility for containers in warmer climates. Flowers age to a lovely pale yellow.