Red 4

Floribunda

The flowers are bright red-pink, 8–11 cm in diameter. The petals have a light reverse, creating some contrast with the beautiful serrated edges of the petals, which are gathered into cup-shaped forms. When fully blooming, the petals can slightly curl, and the flower appears somewhat crumpled and two-toned. Large decorative yellow stamens are visible under the petals in the center. The buds are round and pink. The flower is cup-shaped, double, and 8–10 cm in diameter. Flowers appear singly on tall, strong, straight stems. The fragrance is weak. Blooming is abundant, like typical floribundas, and repetitive. The rose blooms heavily in long waves throughout the season.

Origin: Ronnie Rawlins, Great Britain, 2012
Color: raspberry-red with a silvery reverse
Fragrance: light
Height: 80 cm
Width: 60 cm
Flower diameter: 8–10 cm
Number of flowers per stem: 1–3
Blooming: repeat flowering
Disease resistance: +++