Ruffles Queen

Floribunda

The flowers are double, about 8 cm in diameter, with wavy and jagged petals in creamy-ivory shades. The color can change depending on the lighting—from dazzling white in bright sunlight to a delicate cream and yellowish tint in partial shade. The main difference from other roses lies in the shape of the petals. Their edges are deeply and intricately cut. This makes the flower so unusual that many people do not immediately realize it is a rose, but some rare exotic plant. The degree of petal cutting may vary from year to year. Flowers form in clusters of 3–5. The fragrance is light. This rose is unique in many ways. First, it is a Floribunda rose, which guarantees lush flowering and abundance of blooms. Second, the plant has a fairly compact size, allowing it to be grown in small gardens and even in large, spacious containers on balconies and in winter gardens. Third, one of its advantages is almost continuous blooming throughout the entire season, from spring to autumn, or the production of buds in waves with very short rest intervals between them. The shrub is upright, branched, with glossy foliage. The height of the bush is up to 50-70 cm. The variety has good disease resistance.

Origin: G. Peter Ilsink, Netherlands, 2007

Color: yellow

Fragrance: weak

Height: 50-70 cm

Width: 60 cm

Flower diameter: 8 cm

Number of flowers per stem: 3-5

Flowering: repeat

Disease resistance: +++