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Green Romantica®

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TOP SELLER! Green Romantica® is a Hybrid Tea bred by florists for her beautiful, green hues. This lightly fragrant stunner stands out in a class all of her own with her gentle green coloring. We recommend that Green Romantica® is harvested when the bloom is fairly open. She is lightly fragrant, but her very double blooms will elevate your cut bouquets with her unusual coloring. Green Romantica® is not recommended for cold climates but does well in zones 7+.
- Type: Hybrid Tea
- Color: White with a light green shading
- Fragrance: Lightly Fragrant
- Hardiness Zones:
  - 7 (0° to 10°)
  - 8 (10° to 20°)
  - 9 (20° to 30°)
  - 10 (30° to 40°)
- Size: 4' - 5' x 3' - 4'
- Rebloom: Repeat Blooming
- Bloom Type: Double
- Year: 2008
- SKU: HT567 GALLON

prolific bloomer - pale green blossoms

This rose seems to be hardier for heat waves than some of my others and will bloom in the heat of a Texas summer. Blooms are pale green to white and quite prolific. It’s now exploding with blooms that the summer heat has broken. Lovely healthy rose that is great for pots.

Green Romantica

I love her delicate color of green. Such a precious and beautiful rose. It’s adds to the excitement of her appearance in my garden, she one of many of the beautiful roses from heirloom collection.

Exquisite full blooms - and a fighter!

This beautiful young rose created two gorgeous little flowers that smelled sweet and just kept smiling at me for weeks.

Spider mites tried to take over and eat her - but with neem oil and more sun and rain and careful pruning, she's alive with no webs and putting out all kinds of new green leaves - and a new tiny bud! I'm so happy she's making it.