Bred by Enrique Munoz Ramirez (United States, 2008).

Unknown.  

USDA zone 6b and warmer.  

Sets tons of openly pollinated hips, and flowers at the same time. In this respect, it's like a rugosa. But it doesn't have any rugosa looking foilage. Nonetheless, I think this is a rose that could create really good floribundas. I will cross this rose with Goldmoss to see if I can create a perpetually blooming rose.

After transplanting this rose, I've discovered that its roots are extremely fibrous. More so than what you would see in a hybrid tea or floribunda. I've planted this right next to Henry Kuska's "Rugelda x R15" seedling, with hopes of making the cross between these soon.

It looks similar to Robusta, but in a more inferior way. It fades badly in the sun. However, this is a very fertile rose and it blooms a lot. Like Rugosa, it makes hips and blooms at the very same time and blooms for several times. It has a strong clove fragrance, which makes me sneeze. I think this rose could make wonderful floribundas. I plan to cross it's pollen back to Livin' Easy to see if I can keep some of its good re-blooming traits, but in a color that doesn't fade badly.