Roses Without Chemicals: 150 Disease-Free Varieties That Will Change the Way You Grow Roses by Peter E. Kukielski

Author:Peter E. Kukielski
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Timber Press-Workman Publishing
Published: 2015-04-08T04:00:00+00:00

Disease resistance

60

Flowering

25

Fragrance

5

Total rating

90

Hybrid Tea

Bushy, dense growth habit to about 3–4 feet

Cherry pink

‘Fiji’ is at the front of the line of new disease-resistant Hybrid Teas, and like its island namesake, this rose will captivate you much like a perfect holiday with tropical islands and sandy beaches. The brilliant cherry pink color of this rose certainly makes me think of a fruity delicious drink. The scalloped edges on its petals add unexpected welcome and texture, and although ‘Fiji’ is classed as a Hybrid Tea, these unusually shaped flowers appear in small clusters that give the whole effect a much greater presence in the garden. This rose has been featured in numerous international rose competitions where it received silver medals in Mona and Kortrijk (2012), and further awards at the Bagatelle, Le Roeulx, and Lyon rose trials.

Introduced in 2012 by Kordes (KORlad­cher); also listed as ‘Cherry Lady’.

Companions | Plant this variety close to the front of the border where you can enjoy the charm of the blooms and some added fragrance. Complement the tropical colors with other blends, like ‘Caramella’, ‘Easter Basket’, ‘Easy Does It’, and ‘Postillion’. Any white will do as well.

‘First Crush’

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