The 'Cliff Richard' rose is a popular, hardy pink floribunda shrub rose bred in Lincolnshire, UK, in 1993 and named after the legendary British pop star. Highly regarded for its exceptional health and vigorous growth, it is a descendant of the famous 'Queen Elizabeth' rose.
Characteristics
Blooms: Features large, fully double, rose-pink petals that open to show a white centre with a delicate hint of silver or cream on the reverse.
Fragrance: Delivers a light to medium, sweet, pleasant scent.
Growth Habit: A strong, upright, bushy deciduous shrub reaching around 1.2 to 1.5 metres in height and spread.
Foliage: Dressed in dense, very glossy, mid-to-dark green leaflets with high disease resistance.
Flowering Season: Repeat-blooms in quick flushes throughout the summer months until the first frosts of autumn.

