Kardinal Hybrid Tea Bush Rose (Bareroot)KARDINAL Hybrid Tea Rose bred by Kordes, Germany in 1985. Long single stems of the brightest red, perfectly formed blooms which last for days in a vase, Kardinal was used in production as a commercial cut flower when it was released. In the garden, Kardinal produces masses of blooms continually throughout the flowering season, has a slight fragrance but is most highly recommended for the longevity of the blooms and neat bush habit. A very worthy rose

DAVID AUSTIN was released in Australia in 2017 and  had people stopping to check whether the flowers were real when we presented this magnificent rose at an expo that year

a regional rebrand of an existing hybrid tea

The fragrance is best described as strong with fruity

The flowers are a pretty classical pink

A sport of Kardinal discovered by Graeme Catt and released in 2000 this lovely rose is the most appropriate gift on the occasion of a wedding anniversary and will continue to remind the recipient of their special day by producing the most amazing number of blooms that are neither red nor orange but a blend of both with some apricot thrown in just to give a subtle loveliness to what might otherwise be a harsh colour

Floribundas like this are bred to produce clusters of colour throughout the growing season

and it benefits from regular feeding to maintain its vigorous blooming cycle

One of its standout features is its reliable

With its classic form

high‑centred flowers typical of hybrid tea varieties — ideal for showy garden display and long‑lasting cut flowers

Also very suitable for planting in tubs on a balcony because Bright as a Button is such an easy-care rose

Elegant yet grounded