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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

Type: Floribunda

Specific Color: Pink blend

Fragrance: Lightly Fragrant

Hardiness Zones:

  • 6 (-10° to 0°)
  • 7 (0° to 10°)
  • 8 (10° to 20°)
  • 9 (20° to 30°)
  • 10 (30° to 40°)

Approximate Size: 2'-3' x 2'-3'

Rebloom: Repeat Blooming

Bloom Type: Double

Shade Tolerant:No

Year Introduced: 2000

Breeder Code: JACveryp

SKU: FL051 GALLON

Customer Reviews

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K.M.
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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