Goldelse

Floribunda

An exceptionally beautiful rose in a copper yellow-orange color that hardly fades in the sun. The rose was named after the sculpture on the Victory Column, erected in Berlin in 1873. The flower is densely double, large with a diameter of 8–10 cm, nostalgic in shape with slightly wavy petals. The flowers bloom from large buds arranged in clusters of 3–5. The open flowers bloom long and abundantly and are almost unaffected by rain. The rose’s scent is pleasant, fruity, and expressive. The bush is very neat, low—60–70 cm tall and 60 cm wide, with dark green, fairly healthy (++) and dense, glossy foliage that beautifully matches the bright color of the rose.

The rose is very resistant to low temperatures and looks excellent in flower beds. For many outstanding qualities, it received an award: in 1997—a gold medal at the Baden-Baden Rose Trials (Germany).

Origin: Tantau, Germany, 1999

Color: copper yellow-orange

Fragrance: fragrant

Height: 60-70 cm

Width: 60 cm

Flower diameter: 8-10 cm

Number of flowers per stem: 3-5

Flowering: repeat

Disease resistance: ++