Difference: LaArizonaSunrise (r5 vs. r4)

(LA) 'Arizona Sunrise'

1964, Corliss

'Arizona Sunrise' (Philip Corliss, R. 1964) Seedling number 611-2. Height 30". Very early bloom. Rose opal self; buff reverse, small yellow signal. 'Porcelain Pink' X 'Kraemer Yellow' seedling.

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From Fairmount Gardens catalog, 1965: ARIZONA SUNRISE. A most handsome Louisiana hybrid. The color of the buds and reverse color of the flower is between Spanish Orange and Nasturtium Orange. The standards and falls are Rhodamine Pink while the signal dart is bright Tangerine Orange. Hardy and increases rapidly. 25 in. $10.00
 

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