Schöne Koblenzerin

Floribunda

Schöne Koblenzerin — an impressive variety from the Kordes nursery collection. The flowers are densely double with 17–25 petals, colored in a deep crimson-red with a creamy-white reverse. This contrasting coloration gives the inflorescences expressiveness and visual depth. The buds open into a classic rounded shape and remain decorative even after rain and under hot sun. The bush is fast-growing, compact, 80–100 cm tall, yet well-leafed and lush. The foliage is dense, dark green, glossy, and disease-resistant. Flowering occurs in waves throughout the season. The flowers are gathered in neat clusters that retain their shape for many days. The fragrance is light and barely noticeable.

Advantages of the Schöne Koblenzerin variety:

1) rich crimson-red petal color with a creamy reverse

2) stable double flower form (5–6 cm in diameter)

3) flowering until frost, in repeated waves

4) dense, decorative bush (up to 1 m tall)

5) tolerates weather changes well and maintains a neat appearance.

Worldwide awards: ADR (Germany), 2009.

Symbol of the Federal Garden Show Koblenz (Germany), 2011.

The variety is unpretentious and easily adapts to various growing conditions.

Origin: Kordes, Germany, 2008

Color: crimson-red with creamy reverse

Fragrance: light

Height: 80–100 cm

Width: 80–100 cm

Flower diameter: 5–6 cm

Number of flowers per stem: 3–5

Flowering: repeat

Disease resistance: +++