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'Canadian White Star', also known as Dr. Wolfgang Pöschl, C.W.S.
Featured on a Canadian stamp that won "Most Beautiful Stamp" in the Americas, this classic collector rose unfurls large, pure white blooms. Canadian White Star® opens into star-like flowers on long stems - ideal for beds, arrangements, and statement plantings. Very winter hardy.
Canadian White Star® develops from white high-centred buds, appearing solitary or sometimes in sprays, into long-lasting blooms that mature into star-like forms as petals reflex. Each large flower opens in pure, crisp white.
Growing Details
This continuous blooming hybrid tea reaches 5' × 3' with upright habit, hardy in CA Zones 5-6+ | USDA 4-5+. Medium green leathery foliage clothes the rose plant. Susceptible to fungal disease depending on growing area, . Canadian White Star® thrives in full sun and all soil types. Exellent for beds, cutting, or statement plantings.
Let Canadian White Star® bring award-winning beauty and pure white blooms to your garden on a stamp of approval!
Description
Canadian White Star® develops from white high-centred buds, appearing solitary or sometimes in sprays, into long-lasting blooms that mature into star-like forms as petals reflex. Each large flower opens in pure, crisp white.
Breeder: Mander Introduced IN 1980
Growing Details
This continuous blooming hybrid tea reaches 5' × 3' with upright habit, hardy in CA Zones 5-6+ | USDA 4-5+. Medium green leathery foliage clothes the rose plant. Susceptible to fungal disease depending on growing area, . Canadian White Star® thrives in full sun and all soil types. Exellent for beds, cutting, or statement plantings.
Characteristics
Classification: Hybrid Tea
Typical Plant Size: 5'h x 3'w | Upright
Bloom Types: High-Centered, Double (21-39 petals)
Bloom Size: Large | 3" - 4"
Growing Zones: Very Winter Hardy | CA Zones 5-6+ | USDA 4-5+
Canadian White Star®
Healthy, hardy, and grown with care in Canada, our roses are selected for their beauty, reliability, and strength.
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