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Whisper

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Class: Hybrid Tea

Habit: The upright, rounded, well-branched bush grows 5 ½ feet by 4 feet. Planted in groups of three to five, Whisper is perfect as a perennial border. It can also be planted in a cutting garden – the traditional use of hybrid teas.

Disease Resistance: Good

Color: Whispers’ succulent creamy white blooms rest comfortably among semi-glossy foliage.

Bloom: Whispers’ pointed oval buds spiral open to reveal 5-inch blooms with 30 to 35 petals. Blooms grace the bush much of the year.

Fragrance: Light

Hybridizer: Colin Dickson hybridized Whisper.

Parentage: A combination of MACyefre and DICjana.

Introducer: Whisper is introduced by Jackson & Perkins Wholesale, Inc.

Availability: Whisper will be available online, through mail order catalogs and at garden centers, nurseries, home centers and mass merchandisers during the 2003-planting season.

Photo and text: AARS

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