grandiflora rose seeds Queen Elizabeth Grandiflora Rose

grandiflora rose seeds Queen Elizabeth Grandiflora RoseWhen introduced in 1955, this large landscape variety quickly gained a following. Gardeners loved the clusters of clear pink, tea style blooms on long stems. They were breath taking in the garden and in cut flower arrangementsand the glossy, dark green foliage really made the elegant flowers stand out. The flowers are self cleaningno deadheading needed, and the plants are easy to prune. Queen Elizabeth Grandiflora Rose is an All America Rose

When introduced in 1955, this large landscape variety quickly gained a following. Gardeners loved the clusters of clear pink, tea-style blooms on long stems. They were breath-taking in the garden and in cut-flower arrangements—and the glossy, dark green foliage really made the elegant flowers stand out. The flowers are self-cleaning—no deadheading needed, and the plants are easy to prune. Queen Elizabeth Grandiflora Rose is an All-America Rose Selections winner—and still a favorite in gardens throughout the United States. Zones 4-10.

Fortuniana Rootstock, The Best Option for Southern Regions
Grow Showier, More Disease-Resistant Roses!

When it comes to rose performance, rootstock matters. That's why we're so pleased to offer Fortuniana rootstock on some of our most popular rose varieties. The best rootstock for Southern regions, Fortuniana delivers greater adaptability and vigor in the South as well as success in sandy soils. Roses with this rootstock exhibit better resistance to root knot nematodes and crown gall. They also produce 30 percent more flowers and larger blooms. Because Fortuniana rootstock takes more effort for commercial growers to produce, these roses are often difficult for home gardeners to find.