Ascot®
(Rosen Tantau 2007) Dense and low, compact-growing Hybrid Tea rose with ball-shaped, nostalgically double flowers. The slowly opening violet-purple blooms have a beautiful scent of precious rose.
| Quantity | Unit price |
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| To 4 |
€15.00
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| From 5 |
€14.50
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