Granada Rose

Hybrid Tea Roses

The Granada rose has the most unique coloring. These Hybrid tea roses will look a bit different in different climates. It is a rose with a fasicinating color combination! Temperate zones will have a wonderful combination of rose-pink and lemon-yellow, with a blend of nasturtium red, gold, red, peach and apricot. A real circus of colors on this beauty!

Type Hybrid Tea Rose

Hybridizer Linquist (USA) 1964

Blooms Classic blooms have a combination of colors that are rose-pink- lemon-yellow, and blends of red, yellow, gold and peach. Flowers are 4-5" across, with 24& petals

Growth Habits grows 3/ 1/2' x 3' wide

Foliage dark green leaves have a leathery, crinkled appearance.

Fragrance Rose/Clove fragrance

Awards AARS 1964, Gamble Fragrance award 1968

Hardy Zone 6-10

This large-flowered hybrid tea rose bears roses sometimes singly, but mostly in a wide "cluster" of roses. Flowers form a high center, and old blooms are loosely cupped. The initial generous flush of flowers makes the best display, but the bush does continue to produce flowers Summer through Fall. Urn shaped buds become large, double, spicy scented flowers that are produced on long stems perfect for cutting. The rose/clove fragrance is wonderful. And what color! The color combination of these roses is delightful. They will really add color to your garden. And a bouquet of them will add beauty and delicious scent inside the house.

This rose is sometimes prone to powdery Mildew, but other-wise considered very disease resistant. It is also not reliably winter hardy.

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