Floribunda Rose

Growth habit

Shrub

Perennation

Long-lived polycarpic perennial

Location

Young Flower Garden

Source of plant

Stargazer Perennials

Description

The 2009 AARS Floribunda winner, Cinco de Mayo is a hardy, almost continuously blooming own-root floribunda rose. The robust, 25 petalled blooms, are an unique shade of smokey bronze mixed with rusty-red and pale lavender. Moderate tea fragrance and strong stems for cutting. Foliagae deep glossy green. Plants grow to 3' tall & 4' across.

USDA Hardiness Zone

4

Special characteristics

fragrance