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  • Cutting
  • Container Friendly

Pascali® is a classic, exhibition-style Hybrid Tea with a very light fragrance and creamy, clear white flowers. His blooms are borne one to a stem on a vigorous, compact, repeat blooming bush with dark green foliage. Pascali® does best in the warmer zones of 7-10.

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Rose Type Hybrid Tea
SKU HT890 GALLON
Bloom Type Full
Breeder Code LENip
Characteristic Cutting, Container Friendly
Color White
Specific Color Creamy clear white
Fragrance Lightly Fragrant
Hardiness Zone 7 (0° to 10°), 8 (10° to 20°), 9 (20° to 30°), 10 (30° to 40°)
Rebloom Repeat Blooming
Year 1963
Approximate Size 4' - 5' x 2' - 3'

Pascali®

$50.00
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Lorrie Harris
Gorgeous

I have one in a large pot (24") in full sun in Central Florida (hot). Have had about 3 years, get comments on it. It is beautiful, gorgeous blooms, big, is about 4 feet now. Has about 9 blooms right now, long stems. Thinking of adding another 1 or 2. Best rose ever! Would add a current picture if I could. I fertilize using Bio Advanced all in one Rose & Flower Care once a month during growing season

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Julie J.
Never really thrived

I really loved the few blooms that we got from Pascali, but sadly, it only had a few blooms each year, and those were very small. All the other roses in the garden thrived, so I have to think that somehow Pascali did not like hot and humid Virginia summers. It finally died in August, so now I need to try another white rose.

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kim l.
Lovely!

Gorgeous! My favorite. Deep green with creamy pure white. Opens beautifully. Light scent, lasts long after cut.

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K
Love this rose.

I had this rose for years in Arvada, Colorado. When I moved to Aurora, Colorado, I took it but didn't make it. It was in August. Everyone should have one in their garden.

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