ROSE 'BLACK BOY' |
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Member $19.95
Non-Member $24.95 Raised in 1919 by Australia's own Alister Clark, 'Black Boy' is still the most popular crimson climber. Outer petals are a deeper shade than within and they darken with age to develop subtle purple-black markings. The first flowers are early, appearing mid-spring, and are followed by a second flush during summer. A vigorous climber for pillars, fences and arbours, 'Black Boy' will infuse your garden with its fresh apple scent. Roses to be sent from Late July
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PLANTS: RBLBO |
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Due to quarantine, cannot post to TAS, Overseas, WA
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Growing Tips
Open up your plant parcel as soon as it arrives. Place your plant in a light, airy position and give it some water.
ROSE 'BLACK BOY' |
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| Rosa hort. Hybrids | |
|
Member $19.95
Non-Member $24.95 Raised in 1919 by Australia's own Alister Clark, 'Black Boy' is still the most popular crimson climber. Outer petals are a deeper shade than within and they darken with age to develop subtle purple-black markings. The first flowers are early, appearing mid-spring, and are followed by a second flush during summer. A vigorous climber for pillars, fences and arbours, 'Black Boy' will infuse your garden with its fresh apple scent. Roses to be sent from Late July
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PLANTS: RBLBO |
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Due to quarantine, cannot post to TAS, Overseas, WA
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