Sunbelt® Soul Sister™
Soul Sister
Sunbelt® Soul Sister™
Soul Sister
Soul Sister
Soul Sister
Sunbelt® Soul Sister™
Soul Sister
Sunbelt® Soul Sister™
Soul Sister
Sunbelt® Soul Sister™
Soul Sister
Soul Sister
Soul Sister
Sunbelt® Soul Sister™
Soul Sister

Sunbelt® Soul Sister™

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  • Sunbelt® Soul Sister™ is a floriferous Floribunda in a stunning color! This frilly petaled beauty offers 4" ruffled, apricot blooms with mild sweet fragrance on a continual blooming bush. A delightful garden addition that continuously receives 5 stars for her hardiness and vigorous growth habit.

    • Type: Floribunda

    • Color: Peachy Apricot

    • Fragrance: Lightly Fragrant

    • Hardiness Zones:

      • 5 (-20° to -10°)
      • 6 (-10° to 0°)
      • 7 (0° to 10°)
      • 8 (10° to 20°)
      • 9 (20° to 30°)

    • Size: 3' x 3'

    • Rebloom: Continual Blooming

    • Bloom Type: Clustered | Very Full

    • Year: 2011

    • Breeder Code: KORconvent

    • SKU: FL014 GALLON

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Kayla H.
Hardiness Zone: 10
Stunning and easy

Planted her around new years and she’s blooming in mid March in Southern California zone 10b. Absolutely stunning, I want 12 more of her. (Photo of the bunch of 4 roses is 2 SS and 2 Veranda Cream, also from Heirloom Roses!)

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Juanita P.
Hardiness Zone: 10
Pretty Rose

One of my favorite rose . Very healthy and smells good.

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C.G.
Beautiful Rose

This rose blooms the prettiest flowers that last on the bush for at least a week - so happy to have it. It is planted in Arizona 8b in full sun. Never sees shade.

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Hope
This rose is such a star!

I’ve had this rose for about a year and a half - this is its second blooming season - and it is GLORIOUS. Nothing in my garden is showing off like this rose. I’m in the city of New Orleans, so the weather gets HOT and humid - this rose is planted at the southwest corner of my yard - full sun more or less all day. The blooms this spring are too numerous to count, and they are huge and healthy. I will say that the blooms on mine start orange, then fade to pale pink in the end - but I like that! It gives the bush a lot of depth and interest. Suffice to say - even in a place that’s hot as hell, you can have an abundant rose - and it’s this one!

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