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Sparkle & Shine is the exhibition name of a deeply yellow Floribunda rose registered as Wekjunjuc. According to HelpMeFind, it was "bred by Christian Bédard (United States, before 2009)."

HelpMeFind said the rose was introduced "in New Zealand by Matthews Nurseries Ltd., ... in the USA by Weeks Wholesale Rose Grower Inc. in 2012 as 'Sparkle & Shine,' and ... in Australia by Swane's Nursery/Swane Bros Pty Ltd. in 2014 as 'The Golden Child.'"
Floribunda.

Sparkle & Shas a "strong anise, apple, licorice fragrance, 30 to 41 petals, (and an) average diameter 3.25 {inches}," HelpMeFind noted.

As the rose matures, and your blooms get to be medium to large, you can expect a full bloom of 26 to 40 petals).

HelpMeFind said blooms are "borne mostly solitary" in small clustered-bloom form.

You can expect flushes of blooms throughout the rose-growing season, which can be from spring to into October, depending upon your region.

Sparkle & Shine has "pointed buds {that are} medium, bushy, rounded {and} upright," according to HelpMe Find.

There are usually three to seven leaflets that are "medium, glossy, medium green and leathery," HelpMeFind added.

Rose bushes grow four to five feet in height with a width of 5.7 to 6.7 inches. This rose an be used as a cut flower, in the garden, beds and/or borders.

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