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Bolero™

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Average: 5 (1 vote)

Rosa

PP#17841

This compact Romantica® has an extraordinarily strong fragrance of traditional rose mixed with tropical fruit. Beautiful disease resistant foliage. A wonderful rose for cutting.

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Title: 

Bolero™

Plant Type: 
Floribunda Rose
Flower Color: 
White
Flowers / Petal Count: 
Large, 100+ petals
Foliage: 
Glossy
Fragrance: 
Old rose and spice
Growth Habit: 
Bushy
Hardiness Zone: 
56789
Height: 
3-4'
Hybridizer: 
Meilland International
Light Requirements: 
Full Sun
Spread: 
2-3'

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Submitted by Angela (not verified) on June 2nd, 2014
5
Your rating: 5
This luscious white rose has captured me entirely. Faintest pink at first bud, blossoms are creamy white when fully opened. Hundred plus petals, lots of blooms. Can't believe how much I love this rose!

Submitted by Ann Yonce (not verified) on April 3rd, 2015
5
Your rating: 5
One of my all time favorites. The BEST fragrance of any rose combined with the most romantic shape and blush white color. I want an entire garden of this so I can cut them to bring the blooms into the house.

Submitted by Penny (not verified) on June 5th, 2015
5
Your rating: 5
I thought I was grabbing a Calatrava at the garden store... but was surprised by the intense fragrance coming from the as-yet-unopened buds and bought this rose instead.

Submitted by Danielle Felton (not verified) on July 10th, 2015
5
Your rating: 5
This rose has it all- beauty, amazing fragrance, and very hardy for a floribunda. My all time favorite.

Submitted by Liz (not verified) on July 9th, 2016
5
Your rating: 5
Valley Nursery in Poulsbo, WA had a sale on their roses yesterday and I decided I would buy two. After walking around I ended up getting two of the Romantica roses! They looked so healthy and robust. I love the blush of new growth and the large flowers are unbelievable on a bush this size.

Submitted by Nancy (not verified) on July 24th, 2016
5
Your rating: 5
I read about this rose in 'Rose Growing Without Chemicals'. It is the healthiest rose I have ever grown, with dark, glossy foliage. The f.owes completely blew me away with their beauty and fragrance. The middle is at first tinged with light pink fading to all white. Pretty at all stages.

Submitted by Pam (not verified) on May 16th, 2017
5
Your rating: 5
I bought this on impulse because it reminds me of my Eden rose. Wow! It turned out to be great purchase. It's so fragrant! I have never experienced such a fragrant plant. I love being out on my deck now. I only hope that it will bloom all summer long.

Submitted by BJB (not verified) on November 28th, 2018
5
Your rating: 5
Beautiful and well mannered. Absolutely the best rose tree there is.

Submitted by Catherine wilson (not verified) on June 22nd, 2019
5
Your rating: 5
I have been looking for a rose that would stop me in my tracks with its scent. When I caught a faint somewhat familiar spy ey rose scent I followed my nose to this lovely. Just one blossom partially open with a blush of pink. I was hooked. Now that it is Two feet high and established in the garden my love affair grows deeper each day. Glossy leaves, tidy growth habit, from the bud stage to the last petal falling to the ground the rises entrance with their beauty and string familiar odor. Reminds me of my beloved grandmother.

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