Floribunda Roses
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Floribunda. This is a lovely rose that may just need a bit of special care to perform to its best. Results are well worth the effort. Free flowering shaggy double blooms with loose petals. The colour is usually described as similar to cafe au lait with a hint of soft peach. Sweet fragrance
1956.
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Floribunda. Perfectly shaped, large double blooms in glowing salmon pink with a light fragrance appear in clusters throughout the season. A vigorous healthy grower that shows good disease resistance. 1986. PVR.
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Floribunda. Stunning, vibrant tangerine orange blooms - the colour is amazing and very showy. The bush has a strong tallish, upright habit with mid green foliage. Delightful light briar fragrance. Repeat flowering. An award winner.
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aka AKA Brown Velvet
Floribunda. Bred in NZ and when first released demand outstripped supply. A uniquely coloured perpetual flowering rose with trusses of warm brown blooms overlaid with deep orange. Nice light fragrance with good upright growth. Gold Medal winner. 1983.
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Floribunda. This is a rose that will really hot up your rose garden. The blooms are a sizzling bright orange with hints of yellow. Would look fabulous mass planted with a background of green or perhaps try in a terracotta pot. Great for picking. Bred by Delbard. PVR.
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Floribunda. Large perfectly formed flowers in softest pink with a strong fragrance make this McGredy bred rose very desirable. Good strong growth habit and very free flowering. Can be used for beds and borders, cut flower or garden
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Floribunda. A striking floribunda with rich sunset shades of pink, apricot and peach, another Persica hybrid with a distinctive purple eye. This nicely fragrant roe flowers continuously throughout the season. Tidy compact bush that shows good health. Bred by Chris Warner, UK Rose of the Year 2015. Deciduous.
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Floribunda Spectacular sunshine yellow to brighten any garden! Free flowering and fragrant. Bred by Bob Matthews of Matthews Roses and named for his local rural community. Easy to grow plant with glossy foliage.
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Floribunda. Bred right here in NZ this outstanding rose won NZ Rose of the Year in 2007. The shiny dark green foliage is highlighted by masses of golden apricot blooms which appear continuously throughout the season. Just lovely. 2006. PVR.
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Floribunda. This rose is well named as it is in deed very 'Opulent'. Darkest red buds open to reveal large red blooms that are delightfully fluted and ruffled. A very generous rose with an abundance of blooms from spring until autumn. Soft fragrance, good strong, compact grower. PVR 1995.
I grow this rose in my garden and find it to be very reliable and a good performer. Seldom without a flower through-out the season.
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