Rose - Apricot Nectar Tree Leaves may be toxic to

Leaves may be toxic to horses if ingested in large quantities

clumping perennial native to southeastern Australia

it thrives in Melbourne's climate when planted in well-drained soil with full sun to partial shade exposure

It is drought and frost-tolerant once established

Rose - Apricot Nectar Tree Leaves may be toxic toCommon Name: Apricot Nectar Rose Description: The Apricot Nectar Rose (Rosa Apricot Nectar) is a beautiful bush rose renowned for its large, fully double blooms in soft apricot with a delicate fruity fragrance. This repeat flowering variety produces abundant clusters of high centred roses from spring through autumn, making it a standout in garden beds, borders, and pots. Thriving in Melbournes climate, it prefers full sun and well drained soil,