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Campfire Rose
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Campfire Rose

Rosa 'CA'
A beautiful multi-stemmed deciduous shrub with an upright spreading habit of growth. Ideal for small landscapes with double multi-coloured flowers. Ranging from hot pink and white shades with intense yellow centers, sometimes edged in red-pink, bloom from summer to fall. To encourage re-blooming, dead-heading is recommended. Features glossy, dark green oval foliage throughout the season with no appreciable fall colour. Named after a Tom Thompson painting it is a Canadian Artist series rose.

Type: Deciduous Shrub
Height: 3 ft
Spread: 3 ft
Zone: 3
Sun: Full Sun
Soil: Moist Well Drained
Flower: Summer, Yellow, Pink
Fruit: No Fruit

Size: Small size shrub
Growth Rate: Fast growth rate
Applications: Used as an accent, hedge or in a mass planting
Notes: Has sharp throns; From the Candian Artist Series 
Winter: Provides winter interest
Ornamental features: Aromatic; Flowers throughout the season
Xeriscape: Xeriscape
Birds/Bees/Hummingbirds: Attracts bees, butterflies and birds

Sun: Full Sun
Drainage: Requires moist well drained soil, but will not tolerate standing water

Maintenance: High maintenance
Pruning: Best pruned in late winter or early spring once the threat of extreme cold has passed. Deadheading is needed to extend flowering. Take caution when pruning to avoid thorns

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