Rhapsody In Blue
Rhapsody In Blue™
Rhapsody In Blue™
Rhapsody In Blue™
Rhapsody In Blue™
Rhapsody In Blue™
Rhapsody In Blue™
Rhapsody In Blue
Rhapsody In Blue
Rhapsody In Blue
Rhapsody In Blue
Rhapsody In Blue
Rhapsody In Blue™
Rhapsody In Blue™
Rhapsody In Blue™
Rhapsody In Blue™
Rhapsody In Blue™

Rhapsody In Blue™

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  • Rhapsody in Blue™ is a breakthrough color in roses. Her 3-4" flowers have 12-15 petals and are borne in clusters on a vigorous, upright, continual blooming plant. This very fragrant rose is contrasted with lime green foliage and makes a good cut flower.

    • Type: Shrub

    • Specific Color: Lavender

    • Fragrance: Very 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: 4' x 4'

    • Rebloom: Continual Blooming

    • Bloom Type: Double

    • Shade Tolerant: No

    • Year Introduced: 1999

    • Breeder Code: FRAntasia

    • SKU: SH729 GALLON

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Z.B.
Most impressive in her first season

This rose bloomed two weeks after planting and hasn’t slowed downed! I really enjoy the fragrance of this one!

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Deb
Crayon Purple Roses!

I have 4 of these bushes and they're all doing quite well in Charlotte, NC. These roses open hot pink, but turn a crayon purple within a day. They're absolutely stunning! I took pictures with a royal purple crayon just to prove how purple they really are. I have several purple rose varieties in my garden, but these are my favorite purple.

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Toni M.
A testimony of resilience!

I have purchased several Heirloom roses including Rhapsody in Blue. Shortly after we planted her, I had to have a major repair to my dominant rotator cuff and was out of "gardening commission" for several months. When I finally found poor Rhapsody, she was a tiny stump about 1" tall. I nearly cried! I dug her up and saw that her roots looked strong so I put her into a pot to give her a lot of TLC. Eventually, sure enough, new canes began to appear! I have replanted her in one of my raised rose beds and she is alive and well and blooming like crazy! Lest I should forget to say, this is only her second year.

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dee g.
Romantic rose

It brings out all my romantic feelings when i walk by this rose

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