Rosier FLAVORETTE™ Honey-Apricot Format:#2 also known as Stokes' Aster

also known as Stokes' Aster

This method simplifies pruning and concentrates energy for a more abundant late-season harvest

the 'Mémé de Beauce' tomato comes from seeds found in an abandoned house in St-Joseph-de-Beauce

often bearing fruit by the second year after planting

creamy-yellow flowers that attract bees and butterflies

Rosier FLAVORETTE™ Honey-Apricot Format:#2 also known as Stokes' AsterWow! The new rose bush 'Flavorette Honey Apricot' has everything to please. With its pretty, abundant orange apricot flowers, which attracts butterflies, your garden will be filled with color from June until frost. That's not all, this rose bush was designed for the excellent taste of its edible petals, ideal for experimenting in the kitchen. It also has great resistance to diseases.