Description
This yellow rose couldn’t be more enticing if it smelled like hot, buttered popcorn. Or perhaps more fitting, Bernaise sauce on a tasty filet mignon. Named for the woman who brought French cuisine to the kitchens of America, ‘Julia Child’ combines intoxication aroma with a delicious presentation of uplifting color!
Characteristics & Attributes
| Flower Color: |
Yellow |
| Petal Count: |
50 |
| Fragrance: |
Strong licorice |
| Foliage: |
Glossy, medium green |
| Growth Habit: |
Bushy |
| Height: | 2′ |
| Light Requirements: | Full Sun |
| Year Introduced: | 2006 |
| Awards: | AARS – 2006 |
