A beloved floribunda among cut rose growers, Dylan Rose unfurls medium blooms in ballerina pink with peachy hues from pompon buds to deeply cupped flowers with scalloped edges. This self-cleaning rose holds its blossoms well, releasing a mild fragrance of sweet fruit - ideal for beds, cutting, and statement plantings - enjoyed by gardeners and pollinators alike.
The large sprays of Dylan Rose develop from pink-orange ovoid buds into pompon blooms that open to deeply cupped flowers with scalloped petal edges. Each long-lasting and medium sized bloom unfolds in ballerina pink with a hue of peach, releasing a mild fragrance of sweet fruit over.
Growing Details
This continuous blooming floribunda reaches 4' × 3' with upright, bushy habit, hardy in CA Zones 5-6+ | USDA 4-5+. This rose bears medium green leathery foliage with semi-glossy finish, showing good disease resistance and self-cleaning properties. Dylan Rose thrives in full sun and all soil types. Can be used as a statement plant, in beds, for cutting, and is pollinator-friendly.
Let Dylan Rose bring ballerina pink blooms to your cutting garden for days on end!
Description
The large sprays of Dylan Rose develop from pink-orange ovoid buds into pompon blooms that open to deeply cupped flowers with scalloped petal edges. Each long-lasting and medium sized bloom unfolds in ballerina pink with a hue of peach, releasing a mild fragrance of sweet fruit over.
Breeder: Jalbert Introduced IN 2017
Growing Details
This continuous blooming floribunda reaches 4' × 3' with upright, bushy habit, hardy in CA Zones 5-6+ | USDA 4-5+. This rose bears medium green leathery foliage with semi-glossy finish, showing good disease resistance and self-cleaning properties. Dylan Rose thrives in full sun and all soil types. Can be used as a statement plant, in beds, for cutting, and is pollinator-friendly.
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