Rose plant

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FeaturesAll the beauty of larger roses in a charming miniature plant. Grows well in a sunny window and is great as a centerpiece or decorative accent on a table or counter. Flowers can be cut just like larger roses to create quaint miniature flower arrangements.UsesEasy to grow indoors or outdoors in pots or beds. Makes a breathtaking potted specimen plant. Cut flowers are long-lasting in fresh bouquets.