Rhapsody in Blue

Shrub rose 

A variety of extraordinary color, one of the closest to blue roses to date. Suitable for flower beds and planting as a solitary bush. Flowers are purple-violet, with a white center and golden stamens, semi-double, in clusters, fading with age to delicate grayish-lilac shades. The bush is upright, up to 120 cm high, densely foliated. Leaves are light-colored, medium-sized. The rose is resistant to fungal diseases.

Origin: Cowlishow/Warner, USA, 2002

Color: purple-violet

Fragrance: strong

Height: 70–120 cm

Width: 60 cm

Flower diameter: 7–10 cm

Number of flowers per stem: 3–5

Blooming: repeat

Disease resistance: +++