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Coretta Scott King - The long, pointed buds open to large, full, cluster-flower blooms that have a creamy white center and a coral-orange edge. With a moderate fragrance, it produces 25 to 30 petals on blooms that are 4” in diameter on average.
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Roses need a protected location and prefer full sun and favor the drying power of the morning sun and flower best in at least 6 hours of direct sunlight a day. Choose a location in good, enriched soil that drains well and has good air circulation.
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- Nature Hills' Choice
- Rosa 'WEKstohoco'
- 3-4 feet
Rose bloom color: Orange and orange blend: Extra Bloom Info: In clusters: Rebloom: Good: Class: Grandiflora: Extra Color Info: White, with coral-orange edges: Growth Habit: Medium-tall, 3-5 feet, upright: Fragrance: Moderate: Hybridizer & year: Christian Bedard, before 2012
- Large: 4-5"
- full: 26-40 petals
- In clusters
- Orange and orange blend
Coretta Scott King Rose Botanical name: Rosa ‘WEKstohoco’ Elegant, long cream buds blush with coral as they spiral open; big clusters held high for all to see above the deep green foliage; blooms on strong stems are perfect for cutting; excellent disease resistance.
Coretta Scott King Rose. No reviews. $39.99. Checking local availability. Elegant, long cream buds blush with coral as they spiral open; big clusters held high for all to see above the deep green foliage; blooms on strong stems are perfect for cutting; excellent disease resistance. Mature Height: 5 feet Mature Width: 4 feet Light: Full Sun.
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Spread: 4 feet. Sunlight: Hardiness Zone: 4b. Group/Class: Grandiflora Rose. Description: Elegant, long cream buds blush with coral as they spiral open; big clusters held high for all to see above the deep green foliage; blooms on strong stems are perfect for cutting; excellent disease resistance.
