Spectabilis - Hybrid Sempervirens Rosebush
Origin: Appeared in 1833Flowers: 6 cm
Height: 3 m
The genealogy of this single blossom rosebush remains unknown.
Experts think this rosebush resulted from a crossing between Sempervirens Rose and a Noisette Rose.
The buttons are purple and have a spherical shape and the flowers are presented in groups of ten to thirty, rosette-shaped, with outer petals of a bright rose color and bright core in shades of lilac. The flowers have a pleasant musky smell. The leaves are small but strong, of an intense dark green, and the branches are covered with spines. This rosebush is very healthy and needs no special care.
Experts think this rosebush resulted from a crossing between Sempervirens Rose and a Noisette Rose.
The buttons are purple and have a spherical shape and the flowers are presented in groups of ten to thirty, rosette-shaped, with outer petals of a bright rose color and bright core in shades of lilac. The flowers have a pleasant musky smell. The leaves are small but strong, of an intense dark green, and the branches are covered with spines. This rosebush is very healthy and needs no special care.
