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Queen Bee

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Queen Bee will reign with strength and beauty in your garden. Her deep dark-red buds open to double 5” blooms with 30-40 petals of velvety dark-red that show a large center of the most beautiful rich, golden stamens when fully open. She exudes a lovely, strong old-rose and raspberry fragrance. This bushy, continual blooming plant is well foliaged with large leathery deep-green leaves and is winter hardy in the midwest without protection.
- Type: Hardy
- Color: Dark Red
- Fragrance: Exceptionally Fragrant
- Hardiness Zone: 4 - 10
- Size: 3' - 4' x 3'
- Rebloom: Continual Blooming
- Bloom Type: Full
- Year: 1984
- Breeder Code: BUC
- SKU: HR150 GALLON

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Hardiness Zone: 6

Wow

It's been in the ground less than 2 months and it's first rose is so vibrant we can see it across a 1/2 acre field!

Beautiful and Robust Blooms

This rose almost died on me on its first years as I set it aside before planting for too long. I planted it in a huge and and kept an eye on it ever since and it rewarded me of huge deep red blooms. I'm not a fan of red roses but this one is so endearing and makes me smile all the time when I see its blooms.

True to Form

Doing very well her first spring here, Queen Bee is in a large pot and her deep red blooms are certainly stunning. Zone 7a and she is so far resisting the black spot that abounds. Very pleased with this performer.

First Full Year And Still Magnificent with No Disease

This rose is incredible. With an abundance of rain and a few broken cane's from heavy zone 5 snowfall, it came back stronger than ever with huge blooms. Looking forward to enjoying this rose for a long time.