Domstadt Fulda

Floribunda

This variety is dedicated to the Fulda Cathedral in Germany on its 1250th anniversary. The flowers of Domstadt Fulda are dark red, very bright. They open into semi-double flowers from elongated buds. Some petals have pale pink, almost white "streaks," and when many flowers bloom, it gives the impression of the brightest white sparks bursting from the flame of the rose’s main color. Near the center of the flower, the lowest petal pieces are colored in orange shades, but this is almost unnoticeable unless you look closely at an individual flower. The flowers grow in clusters of 5-10 on a strong, not tall shrub with beautiful dark green shiny leaves that are disease resistant. The bush is very dense and blooms again very quickly, so it is rare for the bush to have no flowers. In hot climates, it reaches 125 cm. The light rose fragrance complements the almost continuous blooming throughout the season.

Origin: Kordes, Germany, 1994

Color: bright red

Fragrance: weak

Height: 60-80 cm

Width: 60 cm

Flower diameter: 6-7 cm

Number of flowers per stem: 5-10

Blooming: repeat

Disease resistant: +++