'Korresia' Floribunda Rose Habit_Floating The name 'bastardii' refers to

The name 'bastardii' refers to a plant with an unusual shape or size - in this case the flowers are open and have no dark markings on the falls - they are also subtly scented

An old favourite first bred in 1953

Another standout feature of this variety is its disease resistance

dark green foliage completes the look

Prunus mume

'Korresia' Floribunda Rose Habit_Floating The name 'bastardii' refers toA vintage award winning floribunda rose with sprays of large, double, golden yelllow flowers subtly scented with light green leaves Our pick for a cottage garden rose also looks great in pots Grow in any well drained, fertile soil in full sun and feed twice a year with a rose fertiliser. Deadhead your roses for repeat flowering throughout the summer Bred by Kordes and introduced in 1973 RHS Award of Garden Merit winner Floribunda roses are compact