You are here

Passionate Kisses®

5
Average: 5 (1 vote)

Rosa

'Meizebul'

The fresh salmon colored blooms blend well in any landscape - a perfect companion plant in mixed perennial beds. This Floribunda is always in bloom! The non-stop blooms, along with the attractive shape of this rose, make if perfect for cutting to enjoy indoors.

Add to List 
Title: 

Passionate Kisses®

Plant Type: 
Floribunda Rose
Flower Color: 
Pink
Flowers / Petal Count: 
Medium, 30-35 petals
Foliage: 
Dense
Fragrance: 
Slight
Growth Habit: 
Bushy
Hardiness Zone: 
56789
Height: 
3-4'
Hybridizer: 
Meilland International
Light Requirements: 
Full Sun
Spread: 
3-4'

Additional Tips

Where to Buy

Have a Question?

See our FAQ's
Contact Us

Reviews

Submitted by Debra in Harle... (not verified) on May 12th, 2015
5
Your rating: 5
Gorgeous hot salmon pink buds. Just planted it in my rock garden along with blue and pink pincushion flowers, Autumn Joy sedums, and Miss Kim lilacs. The color contrast between the salmon and lavender tones is beautiful.

Submitted by mproia (not verified) on May 26th, 2015
5
Your rating: 5
You will fall in love with the color of this rose instantly.

Submitted by Jody (not verified) on June 4th, 2016
5
Your rating: 5
This is my first year for this Rose, and I am so very pleased. I am in Columbus OH. Beautiful color, beautiful shape, I love it.

Submitted by Juliane Agcaoili (not verified) on March 31st, 2020
5
Your rating: 5
The most stunning roses in my garden, constant repeat blooming through fall. So happy with them.

Submitted by Revathi (not verified) on June 5th, 2020
5
Your rating: 5
I am impressed with continuous blooms

Add new review

Background Image: 
← Return to Page

Where to Buy

Enter your ZIP to find a retailer near you!

e-Newsletter

to get information and inspiration for your home garden delivered right to you inbox!

Related Features

Our Favorites

Tips from the Experts

Rose Rosette Disease (RRD) has been making an unwelcome appearance in landscapes across the United States. A virus carried by an eriophyid mite, this disease can affect all cultivated roses, including shrubs, hybrid teas, floribunda, grandifloras, and miniatures. Researchers and breeders are hard at work developing solutions to combat RRD. In the meantime, there are many steps landscapers can take to help prevent its spread. 

In this free webinar hosted by Star® Roses and Plants and presented by a panel of RRD experts, you will learn:

  • How to identify and confirm RRD
  • Best Management Practices for preventing RRD
  • Treatment recommendations tailored for the landscape industry