Photo from Edmunds’ Roses
De Ruiter, 1963
Ruth Leuwerik x Rosemary Rose
Take time and smell the roses. Roses have been around for millions of years which just prove that roses are not difficult to grow. The Rose is also our National Floral Emblem and the state flower of several states.
This eye
catching floribunda has pointed, maroon buds that open into a 3-4 inches double
(25-30 petals) or semi-double (9-16 petals) dark red blooms with bright yellow
stamens. Europeana is a heavy bloomer, blooming freely from spring to late
fall. It blooms in clusters and make for
a lovely bouquet with mild fragrance. Foliage
is dark green but new growth is reddish and stay that way until the rose blooms,
growing to a height of 2 to 3 ft. I had
two Europeana in Zone 7 and they were slow to start but a fabulous rose
nonetheless. It is heat tolerant but
susceptible to mildew.
SOUTH CAROLINA ROSE GARDENS
AARS WINNER FOR 2012
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KEEP THE DEER AWAY FROM THE ROSE GARDEN
YES YOU CAN GROW BEAUTIFUL ROSES!
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