Apricot Koume Hummingbird A flower with striking contrast

A flower with striking contrast

Each bloom is evocative of a summer bouquet

With a gorgeous blend of phlox pink and canary yellow double blooms—boasting a 40-45 petal count—this Chicago native is a deeper toned mutation of the famous Peace Rose displaying the best color east of the Rockies

For arrangement

or as a specimen plant

Apricot Koume Hummingbird A flower with striking contrastPink, semi double flowers have a spicy fragrance and bloom from late January to early February. A real showstopper, your neighbors will ask what it is! Edible fruit is used primarily for pickling or juice, chose other varieties for fresh eating flavor. Fruit ripens in mid May. Does well in mild winter areas, matures at 20' height. Cold hardy to zone 7. (Requires 400 winter chill hours)