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Floribunda Roses

Floribunda Roses, produce abundant clusters of colorful flowers over a long season. Plants range in height from 2-6 ft, depending on the variety. Most bloom in clusters, while some produce flowers one to a stem.

Most bloom in sprays, all summer long.

They are the most colorful of all rose types.

Making them great for adding lots of color!

Floribunda Roses, are a cross between a hybrid tea, and a polyantha.

They are usually hardier, bushier, and more low growing than the Hybrid Teas.

A beautiful landscape rose, best used for borders,hedges, or mass plantings.

Flowers can be single, semi-double, double, and some even VERY double! Because they come in such a large variety of colors, you're sure to find a few that are perfect for YOUR garden. Scroll down, to view some of the many colors available.

check out these pages about Planting, Fertilizing, and Pruning for more information

Burgundy Iceburg

Another outstanding relative of the classic ‘Iceberg’. Fortunately, Burgundy Iceberg™ differs from its hardy, exceptionally disease-resistant ancestor only in the deep, wine-purple hue of its abundant blossoms.

A compact shrub adapted to borders, mass plantings, or use as a single specimen; medium fragrance. The purple color intensifies in cooler weather. Grows 3-4 feet.

Honey Perfume

This vigorous Shrub Rose is clad with glossy green, mildew- and rust-resistant leaves and loaded with clusters of 4in, apricot-yellow blooms fading to ivory as they age. Add a rich, spicy fragrance, and it becomes irresistible.

Betty Boop

photo courtsey Drew Avery

Yellow/Ivory blooms are edged with red. Very vigourous bush plant grows 3-3 1/2 feet.

Abundant blooms that rebloom quickly. Performs well in all climates.Fruity fragrance

Hardy zones 5-10

Removing spent blooms, encourages more frequent flushes of flowers.





Sunsprite


Sunsprite,with its beautiful bright yellow blooms, is a very hardy Floribunda Rose!

It is very disease resistant as well.

It adds a nice splash of yellow color to my garden. (The perfect blooms remind me of a Hybrid Tea!)

The blooms are fast to repeat, and would make a nice low growing hedge.

Has a lovely licorice scent.

Grows 4-5 feet

Hardy zones 5-11




Bill Warriner

photo courtsey Drew Avery

Salmon/Coral Pink color.

A constant bloomer, produces an abundance of flowers. Grows 3-4 feet.

Named in memory of a prolific hybridizer.

Glossy foliage is a standout in the garden photo courtsey Drew Avery


Marmalade Skies

Orange/red easy to grow Floribunda.

Gets better as it gets established!

Blooms in large clusters and holds it color.

Bush grows 3-4 feet.

Slight fragrance

Great accent bush.

Nice planted near yellow roses.

photo courtsey Rick Leche

Some Good Choices for Your Garden

Anabell

Fragrant, showy Orange/Salmon, blended with silver. Flowers are hybrid tea shaped, bloom all summer in sprays, growing 2-3'.

Betty Prior

Early blooming, is very prolific. Sprays of medium pink, resemble dogwood blossoms. Plants can grow to 5'.

Europeana

Huge sprays of velvety red blooms. Double flowers are slightly fragrant. Plant grows 2-3' with a spreading habit. (Lovely floribunda rose)

Playboy

Single blooms of orange,copper,gold, and scarlet, will draw you to it like a magnet! An absolute beauty! I've never seen a more colorful rose! Grows to 4' (Every garden should have at least one)

Oranges and Lemons

Orange and yellow stripped rose. Medium to large double blooms, are produced in clusters.Strong growing, upright plant can grow to 5'. If you want something different, this is it! Each flower has a different stripe pattern. Very lovely.

Showbiz

Nice edging rose, that grows only 2' tall. Very ruffled, bright scarlet colored flowers, have yellow stamens. Large sprays of flowers, on compact plants.


Scentimental


Breathtakinly beautiful stripes of burgundy-red swirled with creamy white, on a free-flowering bush.

The blooms are fully-double

Plant grows 3-4 ft.

A very disease resistant plant

Lovely Spicy/Sweet fragrance

Hardy zones 5-10

Scentimental is a lovely addition to your garden.



Iceberg

Pure white, very fragrant flowers, appear in large sprays all summer long. Plants can grow 4-5',with a slightly spreading habit. They make an excellent hedge rose. Very winter hardy.

First Kiss

Light Pink color,lightly fragrant. These Floribunda roses are very free flowering with good repeat all season. Medium size plant.

Outrageous

Large clusters of fragrant orange flowers tinged with yellow blooms throughout the season. An incredibly hardy and disease-resistant plant.

Pastel blooms are light yellow-orange. Light Orange,Light Yellow /Ovoid, Pointed buds on 14"-18" stems Dark Green foliage. A Strong,Citrus fragrance Full Sun

Height: 3 ft - 4 ft

Julia's Child

photo courtsey Drew Avery

Lovely Butter- Gold color, on this medium, vigorous, rounded, bush.

This one grows 3-4 feet

A constant bloomer, that is very floriferous in all climates!

Julia Childs selected this rose to bear her name. She loved the color, and also the licorice fragrance.

Does well in all climates

Hardy zones 6-10


Learn more about The Julia Child Rose Bush

Purple Heart

photo courtsey Jami Dwyer

Cupped, deep wine red colored blooms on these Floribunda Roses

bush grows 3-5 feet.

Big clusters of blooms on a very free flowering plant.

Cool temperatures bring out more intense colors, and largest flowers.

Very fragrant clove/spice fragrance

Hardy zones 5-10

Our Lady of Guadalupe

All summer, Our Lady graces your garden with generous clusters of silvery pink, ruffled blooms. Blessed by the Diocese of Los Angeles, this rose supports Hispanic College Fund scholarships.

Soft, Silver, Pink /Ovoid,Pointed buds have long 12"-14" stems / Dark Green foliage / Light,Sweet fragrance / Full Sun / Height: 3 ft - 4 ft

Sheila's Perfume

photo courtsey Drew Avery

Very unusual colored flowers are bright yellow brushed with deep pink/red edges.

Small clusters of flowers, become larger, with more intense color in cooler climates.

Grows to 4 feet.

A divine fragrance!

The bush is completly covered in glossy, disease resistant foliage. Very hardy bush!

Hardy zones 5-11



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