First Crush
First Crush
First Crush
First Crush
First Crush
First Crush
First Crush
First Crush

Parfuma® First Crush™

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Parfuma® First Crush™ is a delightful rose with blush to cream-colored shading. Her strong, apricot fragrance wafts from high-centered blooms that will bring beauty all season long. This continual bloomer is perfect in beds, borders or pots. Expect Parfuma® First Crush™ to delight gardeners in zones 5-9.

Parfuma® First Crush™

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Type: Floribunda

Specific Color: Light Cream Pink

Fragrance: Very Fragrant

Hardiness Zones:

  • 5 (-20° to -10°)
  • 6 (-10° to 0°)
  • 7 (0° to 10°)
  • 8 (10° to 20°)
  • 9 (20° to 30°)

Approximate Size: 4' x 3'

Rebloom: Continual Blooming

Bloom Type: Double

Shade Tolerant:No

Year Introduced:

Breeder Code: KORmaccap

SKU: FL003 GALLON

Customer Reviews

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Tracy
A favorite rose

I’ve had first crush for 5 years. It started slow but now gets dozens of full pink blooms all summer long. The smell is amazing too- both to me and Japanese beetles so this is the rose I collect beetles from every morning to keep them at bay. My bush is now about 4 feet tall and 3 feet wide. No issue with fungus and leaves are beautiful too. Zone 6b.

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Linda
Healthy 1 gal start. Growing and trying to set bud already.

Watch the video provided for best results this first year. Very happy with the health and vigor.

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Kim B.
Kordes are great roses

First crush has always been care free. Resisting black spot (in Arkansas and never had it) blooms like a fiend. I have several Kordes roses .. they are my favorites as far as faithful blooms and hardy.

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Carmen M.
Resistant to black spot

I have +50 roses in my garden, almost all of them I have bought them at Heirloom Roses. I planted First Crush in an area that doesn’t get much sun in the morning but some in the afternoon. I will say it is in partial shade, nonetheless it is thriving, growing slowly but has strong canes and the foliage is luscious and resistant to black spot which is a real problem in my area (6b Maryland, north of DC). Blooms have a nice scent and are pink/cream colored but don’t last for a long time. It was a nice addition to the garden and provides some brightness on that particular spot. I treat my roses for black spot and even with that there are always leaves that get the disease, this is not the case with this particular rose.

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