Calendar Girl

Floribunda

A strong, compact bush with sturdy shoots almost without thorns, reaching a height of 80-120 cm and a width of up to 80 cm. The foliage is medium-sized, dark green with a glossy shine. The flowers are large, double (26-40 petals), cup-shaped. The curled petals are beautifully arranged and display iridescent shades created by the raspberry-pink color on the front side of the petals and a contrasting golden-white color on the reverse side. The fragrance is almost absent. Flowering is repeated, abundant, and long-lasting, from June until the first frosts. This variety is frost-resistant with good disease resistance.

Origin: Ronnie Rawlins, Great Britain, 2014
Color: raspberry, pink
Fragrance: none
Height: 80-120 cm
Width: 80 cm
Flower diameter: 8-11 cm
Number of flowers per stem:
Blooming: repeat
Disease resistance: +++