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Baby Sun Rose

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$8.03 $12.95 In stock

Category: Plants

Baby Sun Rose is a flowering perennial offered by The Diggers Club in a single plant (Midi Pot) option. It is listed among drought tolerant plants and is noted as evergreen and fast growing, making it a suitable choice for a low-water garden setting.

  • Type: Single plant (Midi Pot)
  • Category: Plants
  • Traits: Evergreen, fast growing, drought tolerant
  • Flowering perennial
  • Flowering months listed: December and February
  • Suitable for cold zones 9, 10 and 11
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah ★★★★★

I've had it in a hot, dry corner of the garden for two months now and it hasn't missed a beat. The foliage stays a nice deep green and the little pink flowers keep popping up, exactly as promised for a fast-growing evergreen.

Lily S. ★★★★★

This little plant arrived in great condition and the midi pot was packed securely. I've had it for a few weeks now and it's already pushing out new growth and bright pink flowers, just as described.

Matthew ★★★★★

Planted this in a hot, dry corner where nothing else would survive, and it's already covered in tiny pink blooms. The foliage stayed lush even during a two-week heatwave.