Marie Curie/Romantic Dreams/Umilo

Floribunda 

Marie Curie forms a branching bush, with its width exceeding its height, and blooms almost continuously, so it is better considered as a shrub or groundcover rose. The flowers have a beautiful and unusual shape with wavy petals and pointed petal tips. Cherry-pink buds, when opened, show pink outer petals and an apricot-colored center. The apricot color then fades to creamy, while the outer petals remain pink. The play of shades in the flower looks very attractive both up close and in a mass planting. Flowers appear in clusters of 5–10, with large, glossy, healthy foliage.

Origin: Meilland, France, 1996

Color: apricot-pink

Fragrance: strong

Height: 70-90 cm

Width: 120-150 cm

Flower diameter: 8-9 cm

Number of flowers per stem: 5-10

Blooming: repeat

Disease resistance: +++