Julia Child – Tree

(Plant Patent #18473 Var; WEKvossutono) Sample the yummy, butter-yellow color and licorice candy fragrance of the rose that master chef Julia Child chose to bear her name. The old-fashioned, full flowers will complement the plant palette of every garden. Super-glossy leaves almost mirror the warm, sunny flowers that arrive in abundance on a medium-low, well-rounded bush. Hybridizer: Carruth, 2006.
Bare Root Budded

Please note: Tree roses are more susceptible to cold-weather damage, so they do need winter protection in Zones 5 and 6. Tree roses may be shipped separately from your regular rose order as they require special packing.