Floribunda rose plant named PRObril
Lilia M. Weatherley, Austin's Ferry, Tasmania, Australia
... cream colored flowers irregularly painted with deep pink... discovered in the Autumn of 1995 in Austins Ferry, Tasmania as a mutation of the cultivar PROberg... The new rose may be distinguished from its parent by the following combination of characteristics: whereas PROberg bears flowers with light pink markings, PRObril bears flowers with significantly darker pink colorations. PRObril bears flowers with very dark pink stamens and anthers, whereas PROberg bears flowers with significantly lighter pink stamens and anthers... slightly weak medium length stems (about 20 to about 30 cm.)... a slight fragrance... When fully open, the bloom ranges from about 7 to about 9 cm. in diameter... Petalage: about 27 to 32 petals... blooms on the bush growing outdoors generally last about four to five or more days... Cut roses generally last about four to five or more days... Hips are moderately long... an above average degree of resistance to powdery mildew, blackspot and rust... Height: 75 to 90 cm... Width: 80 to 100 cm...