Wild Blue Yonder RosePurple Grandiflora Roses
The Wild Blue Yonder Rose, enticingly fragrant Grandiflora roses are a very unique color for purple roses. Brillantly colored fully double blooms of lavendar- rose tones are shaped like camellia flowers.
A wonderful fragrance on these exciting purple roses is that of zest citrus and old-rose. The large flowers have 25-30 petals. Flowers are light lavender at the base, and as they open fully, you notice a distinct white eye in the center. A most attractive flower! The bush gets better every year it's in your garden!
Hybridizer Carruth Growth Habits Upright to 4' Foliage Dark Green, clean (lovely even when not in bloom) Blooms Ruffled, fully doubleed flowers shaped like camellias. 25-30 petals. Light lavendar base with a white eye. Fragrance old rose/citrus Hardiness Zone zones 4-9
Bushes grow upright. They can reach 4 feet tall and wide, and make wonderful hedges.
They are well branched, with very attractive foliage.
Wild Blue Yonder is very vigorous, and very tough.
If you like purple roses, this one is a must-have for your garden. These lovely Grandiflora roses are sure to be an attention getter!
The first flush of flowers is remarkable, then after a short rest, the bush puts out more flowers. The dark green foliage looks nice even when the bush isn't producing flowers.
Unlike many Roses, it actually improves in bloom strength with each passing year! Truly a legacy Rose for your garden, it will become a family treasure. Zones 4-9. This rose grows bigger and better every year. Uses
What a lovely bouquet these roses make! And such a heavenly fragrance! Hardy zones 4-9
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