Floribunda RoseRosa 'Disneyland Rose'
Synonyms: JACmouse
Introduced: United States (2004), Jackson & Perkins
Petal Count: 26 to 40 petals
Parentage: Sequoia Gold × Hot Tamale
This rose was in the rose garden when I took it over. It is a clustered flowered/floribunda rose. I probably would have never bought this rose but it has been a good performer. Its delicate shades orange and pink have been interesting and nice to gaze upon. Disney wanted a tough, low maintenance and I am sure a little showy rose and this one delivers. It is the official rose of The Disneyland® Resort and is planted heavily throughout the park. It is also a Jackson and Perkins New Generation rose, which grow on their own roots.
It is so nice to finally have some roses blooming.
This was a nice combination I saw at work yesterday. Kousa Dogwood and a Rhododendron blooming together. It was better after it rained and the Dogwood was actually hanging into the Rhodo but the picture didn’t come out as well.
3 comments:
I'm in love for sure - what a contrast in that rose and the two tre and bush..Rhododendron my state flower..sk mostly hot pink sk
These are wonderful. Our rhodies are tired out and raining blossoms now. I love these tenacious bushes.
Rhododendrons are one of my favorites. It is nice having a lot of them since that extends the blooming time.
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