Sydonie
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  • Sydonie is an eye-catching rose with vibrant, salmon-pink coloring and a very strong, damask fragrance. Her medium to large, full blooms feature 26-40 petals in quartered bloom form. Expect a spring or summer flush with scattered later blooms.

    • Type: Portlands

    • Color: Medium Pink

    • Fragrance: Exceptionally Fragrant

    • Hardiness Zone: 4 - 9

    • Size: 3' - 4' x 2' - 3'

    • Rebloom: Once Blooming

    • Bloom Type: Quartered

    • Year: 1847

    • SKU: PR602 GALLON

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Kim C.
Floriferous and romantic

My Sydonie is wrapped around a metal obelisk. She adorns herself with big fluffy dark pink flowers and lots of them. In the description here, she is listed as not reblooming... that is a mistake. She does rebloom. The more regular your feeding routine, the better the rebloom. Feeding also helps Sydonie fight back against blackspot, esp. if you try not to spray. She does get some of that after a year or two in the garden.

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