Thank You Rose - 60cm Standard
Floribunda Rose

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(KORvodacom) - This magnificent floribunda has been named for Transplant Australia as a symbol of thanks and gratitude. It is ideally suited for any occasion when the words 'thank you' are not enough. An award winning rose, it produces clusters of fully petalled blooms that have a most desirable mauve colour, along with a delicate fragrance and dark leaves. The growth habit of this gorgeous rose has proven health and appeal.

Awarded Best Floribunda on Trial and Silver Medal at the 2011 Australian National Rose Trial Garden Awards.

Treloar Roses will donate $1.00 from the sale of each rose to Transplant Australia, to support transplant recipients and those awaiting a transplant on their journey back to health. For more information on Transplant Australia, please click here.

Plant Information
Category	60cm Standard Rose
Breeder	Kordes' Roses
Awards	Best Floribunda on Trial and Silver Medal at the 2011 Australian National Rose Trial Garden Awards.
Affiliated Charity	Transplant Australia
Features & Growth Habit
Treloar's Health Rating	5 Star Health Rating
Flower Colour	Mauve
Flower Size	Medium
Rose Type	Floribunda Rose
Ideal For
Producing Hips	Yes
Tropical Climates	Yes
Other
Disclaimer	Every care is taken to provide accurate descriptions and information on each variety. Please note that characteristics will vary depending on the growing conditions. The information provided below may not be completely accurate for your climate or growing conditions.
Plant Breeders' Rights (PBR)	Protected Variety

The stem height of standard and weeping roses is measured from ground level to the graft. The height indicated on our standard and weeping roses is an appoximate only. The exact height of the stem may vary.

The colour images and descriptions are to be used as a guide only. Every care is taken to accurately describe growth habits and reproduce the correct colour in images. However, other factors such as Australia's varied climatic conditions, seasons and soil type can affect blooming and rose growth.