Liv Tyler™
Liv Tyler™
Liv Tyler™
Liv Tyler™
Liv Tyler™
Liv Tyler™
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  • Liv Tyler™ abounds with beauty pushing out coral-pink, quartered blooms. She is a magnificent Hybrid Tea with long, strong canes perfect for your cut flower garden. Her very full flowers are loaded with delicate petals against the backdrop of olive-green foliage. The full, apricot fragrance really sets her over the top.

    • Type: Hybrid Tea

    • Color: Pink blend

    • Fragrance: Very Fragrant

    • Hardiness Zone: 6 - 9

    • Size: 5'-6' x 3'-4'

    • Rebloom: Repeat Blooming

    • Bloom Type: Clustered

    • Year: 2001

    • Breeder Code: MEIbacus

    • SKU: HT810 GALLON

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dee g.
Very feminine

This rose is 6 ft. Very fragrant. Like picture.

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Ben H.
Great color and fragrance overcome mildew problem

Glowing color, rich fragrance on a well-shaped plant. One of the first roses to succumb to powdery mildew in Autumn, but we have to apply fungicide anyway, right? I like to drench, not spray so that's easier.

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