Grandiflora roses

Grandiflora roses

2 rose varieties

Grandiflora roses are a modern rose group created to combine the elegance of Hybrid Tea roses with the generous flowering character of Floribundas. The class originated in the mid-twentieth century, with ‘Queen Elizabeth’ becoming the first widely recognized Grandiflora rose and setting the pattern for tall, vigorous plants with refined blooms and repeated seasonal display. This collection brings together Grandiflora rose varieties admired for their large flowers, long stems, upright growth, colourful clusters, and strong visual presence in the garden. Many Grandiflora roses are excellent choices for rose beds, mixed borders, cutting gardens, formal plantings, back-of-border accents, and landscape displays where height, colour, and repeat bloom are especially valuable.

Dick Clark Dick Clark rose

Dick Clark

Class
Grandiflora rose
Breeder
Tom Carruth, Christian Bédard
Year
2011
Fragrance
Hardiness
Zone 6

‘Dick Clark’ is a vigorous Grandiflora rose with an unusually changeable combination of creamy ivory, cherry pink, crimson and burgundy.…