Doris Day™ Floribunda Fortuniana Rose
With its golden blooms and warm, fruit-like scent, the Doris Day™ Floribunda Rose brings a touch of vintage charm to the garden—no drama, no extra work. The flowers arrive in soft, rounded clusters, each bloom filled with layers of cheerful yellow petals. Grafted on Fortuniana rootstock, this rose is built for strength in southern gardens, with a reputation for staying vigorous where other roses slow down.
A Color That’s Always in Style: The blooms are a pure, medium yellow—never brassy, never pale. They open fully and hold their color until the last petal drops, giving your garden a steady dose of sunshine from late spring through fall. The old-fashioned bloom form gives them a nostalgic feel, but the plant’s steady performance is right at home in a modern garden.
Fragrance That’s Easy to Like: Each flower carries a gentle but noticeable scent, somewhere between sweet citrus and warm spice. It’s not overpowering, but it’s present—and it lingers just long enough to make you stop what you’re doing. Plant it where you’ll pass by often, and you’ll catch the fragrance when you least expect it.
Consistent Blooms Without the Fuss: Doris Day keeps the flowers coming. It pushes out flushes of blooms in quick succession, with rounded buds opening into clusters that sit nicely above the foliage. The habit is tidy and full without needing constant attention, and it fills out beautifully as the season goes on. It’s a good fit for mixed borders, garden beds, or anywhere you want a reliable splash of yellow.
A Strong Grower Where It Counts: On Fortuniana rootstock, this rose doesn’t hold back. It’s well-suited to gardens in warmer zones where extra vigor and root resilience matter most. If you’ve had trouble keeping roses going in hot or humid climates, this grafting gives Doris Day the strength to stick around.
The Doris Day™ Floribunda Rose isn’t just a nod to a timeless name—it’s a practical, good-looking rose that holds up well in the garden and adds a little personality while it’s at it. Warm color, light fragrance, and steady blooming power—what’s not to like?
Original: $59.99
-65%$59.99
$21.00
Description
With its golden blooms and warm, fruit-like scent, the Doris Day™ Floribunda Rose brings a touch of vintage charm to the garden—no drama, no extra work. The flowers arrive in soft, rounded clusters, each bloom filled with layers of cheerful yellow petals. Grafted on Fortuniana rootstock, this rose is built for strength in southern gardens, with a reputation for staying vigorous where other roses slow down.
A Color That’s Always in Style: The blooms are a pure, medium yellow—never brassy, never pale. They open fully and hold their color until the last petal drops, giving your garden a steady dose of sunshine from late spring through fall. The old-fashioned bloom form gives them a nostalgic feel, but the plant’s steady performance is right at home in a modern garden.
Fragrance That’s Easy to Like: Each flower carries a gentle but noticeable scent, somewhere between sweet citrus and warm spice. It’s not overpowering, but it’s present—and it lingers just long enough to make you stop what you’re doing. Plant it where you’ll pass by often, and you’ll catch the fragrance when you least expect it.
Consistent Blooms Without the Fuss: Doris Day keeps the flowers coming. It pushes out flushes of blooms in quick succession, with rounded buds opening into clusters that sit nicely above the foliage. The habit is tidy and full without needing constant attention, and it fills out beautifully as the season goes on. It’s a good fit for mixed borders, garden beds, or anywhere you want a reliable splash of yellow.
A Strong Grower Where It Counts: On Fortuniana rootstock, this rose doesn’t hold back. It’s well-suited to gardens in warmer zones where extra vigor and root resilience matter most. If you’ve had trouble keeping roses going in hot or humid climates, this grafting gives Doris Day the strength to stick around.
The Doris Day™ Floribunda Rose isn’t just a nod to a timeless name—it’s a practical, good-looking rose that holds up well in the garden and adds a little personality while it’s at it. Warm color, light fragrance, and steady blooming power—what’s not to like?
