Honey Dijon™ Grandiflora Rose
Honey Dijon Grandiflora Rose brings a rare golden-brown to tan flower color that gives the garden a sophisticated, uncommon look. Its 4" high-centered blooms open in warm honey and dijon tones, then age to a soft lavender-pink, giving you changing color from a single rose. Even better, this 2005 AARS award winner offers natural resistance to common rose diseases, including blackspot and mildew, helping reduce the need for constant spraying. That means you can spend more time enjoying its unusual blooms and less time managing problems.
A healthier-looking rose with season-long appealFrom late spring through the first frost, Honey Dijon produces a continuous display of 30- to 40-petal blooms set against abundant deep green foliage. The glossy leaves give the plant a clean, polished look between bloom cycles, while its disease resistance helps the foliage stay more attractive with proper care. For gardeners who want roses but hesitate over maintenance, this variety offers a practical advantage: striking beauty supported by stronger garden performance.
Fragrant stems for cutting, sharing and showing offHoney Dijon’s vigorous, upright habit and strong stems make it a rewarding choice for fresh arrangements. The spicy, fruity fragrance adds warmth to indoor bouquets, while the rose’s unusual coloring gives cut flowers a designer feel without extra effort. Its well-branched, bushy form also works beautifully as a focal point or refined flowering hedge. With heat-stable color, disease-resistant foliage and a steady bloom habit, Honey Dijon gives gardeners rare color and easier care in one memorable rose.
Description
Honey Dijon Grandiflora Rose brings a rare golden-brown to tan flower color that gives the garden a sophisticated, uncommon look. Its 4" high-centered blooms open in warm honey and dijon tones, then age to a soft lavender-pink, giving you changing color from a single rose. Even better, this 2005 AARS award winner offers natural resistance to common rose diseases, including blackspot and mildew, helping reduce the need for constant spraying. That means you can spend more time enjoying its unusual blooms and less time managing problems.
A healthier-looking rose with season-long appealFrom late spring through the first frost, Honey Dijon produces a continuous display of 30- to 40-petal blooms set against abundant deep green foliage. The glossy leaves give the plant a clean, polished look between bloom cycles, while its disease resistance helps the foliage stay more attractive with proper care. For gardeners who want roses but hesitate over maintenance, this variety offers a practical advantage: striking beauty supported by stronger garden performance.
Fragrant stems for cutting, sharing and showing offHoney Dijon’s vigorous, upright habit and strong stems make it a rewarding choice for fresh arrangements. The spicy, fruity fragrance adds warmth to indoor bouquets, while the rose’s unusual coloring gives cut flowers a designer feel without extra effort. Its well-branched, bushy form also works beautifully as a focal point or refined flowering hedge. With heat-stable color, disease-resistant foliage and a steady bloom habit, Honey Dijon gives gardeners rare color and easier care in one memorable rose.
