Medallion® Hybrid Tea Rose

Incredibly huge blooms are the claim to fame for this 1973 AARS Winner. Long, pointed buds spiral open into large, golden apricot blooms that average 7 to 8 inches in diameter. Vigorous plants have dark, leathery green foliage and canes that are practically thornless. Although it's tempting to cut, this rose is best enjoyed out in the garden as it doesn't last long in a vase. But, if you're thinking it's not worth your time, then think again. The sheer number of blooms this plant produces through the season, plus their amazing size and color is reason enough to bring this beauty home. Hybridizer: Warriner, 1973
Bareroot Grafted Rose