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Our Lady Of Guadalupe

Our Lady Of Guadalupe™

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We are no longer growing this rose. We maintain this listing for our customer's reference purposes.

You can find a similar rose in our Floribunda Roses collection.

The softest pink petals make this elegant rose a show-stopper. Our Lady Of Guadalupe™ produces large clusters of ruffled, 3-inch blooms and can be used as a low hedge, border accent, or the centerpiece of any garden or floral display. Accompanied by a sweet, old-rose fragrance, this vigorous Floribunda will thrive even through the hottest and most humid climates. Our Lady Of Guadalupe™ will charm just about anyone with her strength, productivity, and disease resistance.

More Information

Rose Type Floribunda
SKU FL051 GALLON
Alternate Name(s) Shining Hope
Bloom Type Double
Breeder Code JACveryp
Characteristic Cutting
Color Pink
Specific Color Pink blend
Fragrance Lightly Fragrant
Hardiness Zone 6 (-10° to 0°), 7 (0° to 10°), 8 (10° to 20°), 9 (20° to 30°), 10 (30° to 40°)
Rebloom Repeat Blooming
Year 2000
Approximate Size 2'-3' x 2'-3'

Customer Reviews

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Very prolific!

I am new to growing roses and was doubtful of having success. I planted four of these roses and they are blooming prolifically here at the end of September. I am in central Indiana. The shape and light fragrance are very pleasing.

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Monica A.
So far first to bloom and stay blooming

I have ordered 8 roses from you this year and Our Lady of Guadalupe is already blooming and the queen of the garden. Also my grandmother's name so that could be why too:).

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Marco A.
Thrives even in extreme summer heat

I have enjoyed Our Lady of Guadalupe for 2 full years. It is the first to produce buds and to bloom of my roses. The clusters are a massive bouquet of anywhere from 6 to 11 buds during its second season with 3 bouquets blooming at the same time with single buds blooming throughout. Not once has it contracted a disease. It's a winner with a minimum of 5 roses in bloom from early Spring to late Autumn.

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JP S.
Indestructible!

She has the most beautiful blooms - pictures do not do her justice! My plant was overrun with 2 foot weeds when I got sick and then hit by the weed wacker (Boy, was I mad!) She came back bigger than before.

If you can have only one pink rose, Our Lady of Guadalupe should be it. I plan to buy more.

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