Candy Stripe #158

Very colorful and striking blend of white, red and yellowish orange stripes covering the entire 2 ½ to 3" flower. Very vigorous growth sweetly scented. Tendency to produce blooms with six or more petals. Profuse and reliable bloomer, but almost no fragrance and not as visually stunning as one might expect. It is not known to set seed. For dedicated collectors, Candy Stripe is worth having as a nod to tradition (it's an old-timer), but if your space is limited, you'd probably be happier with a showier, more fragrant plant. Orange pink yellow and white, often has 6 petals 3“, narrow petals, easy to root. 2-3" multicolor could have been named Barber’s Pole, because of the sharp combination of red, yellow and white stripes. Many flowers display 6 to 8 petals. Compact tree with multiple branching, separated petals, good branching. Gardenia essence. An easy grower for the first time buyer. Striking blend of white, red and yellow stripes. Roots quickly, vigorous, and a tendency to produce multiple branches. Sweet fragrance. Multicolored dark pink, orange yellow and white. Petals are long and slightly overlapping. Rainbow, excellent sweet tropical fragrance. Vigorous and branchy grower with an excellent display and fragrance. Medium to tall grower, easy to root. Branching is average. Oblanceolate leaves are medium green with acuminate tips. Water lover. Cold tolerant. Should be grafted to speed flowering. Can produce roots on bark. Smells like sugar. Drops buds when temps or humidity changes.