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'Europeana' rose Reviews & Comments
Discussion id : 83-924
most recent 29 MAR 15 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 28 MAR 15 by goncmg
Legendary. And so distinctive. Plants get pretty wide and rather tall, foliage is glossy and deep green and quite large for the size of the bloom. Color is so pure, no blue, no orange, and the petal substance is like cardboard. Some of the largest bloom panicles I have ever seen on a modern cluster flower have been on Europeana and they are so bountiful that they can result in one of the possible draw-backs to this variety: the canes will bend to the ground under the weight of the panicles. Staking is almost required. Crimson Bouquet is a more compact plant with similar color. Showbiz leans orange, is lighter in color, smaller in stature but also capable of those huge panicles. All 3 are excellent red bedding varieties but Europeana is the most distinctive in my opinion. It may need to be watched for mildew but its decently resistant to blackspot here in damp, hot summered Columbus, Ohio.
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 29 MAR 15 by Patricia Routley
Goncmg - your comments are always full of good solid information. Thank you
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Discussion id : 36-355
most recent 14 MAY 09 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 14 MAY 09 by Jeff Britt
Europeana is one of my favorite red roses. Unfortunately, it gets powdery mildew so badly in the damp climate of San Francisco that I can't grow it without constant spraying, something I am not prepared to do. Where mildew isn't a problem or grown by someone who will spray regularly, you'll not find a more beautiful red floribunda.
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Discussion id : 18-218
most recent 24 APR 07 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 24 APR 07 by rusticrose
This is one of my husbands favorite rose in my garden. It is such a beautiful shade of orange-red. I live in zone 5 and this rose does really well, even after our late freeze this year it is coming right back out of it. I consider it to be very cold hardy and a reliable bloomer and one of the most asked about by men. Maybe its the color.
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Discussion id : 4-070
most recent 16 MAY 04 SHOW ALL
 
Initial post 25 FEB 04 by Unregistered Guest
I bought a Europeana planted in a pot this summer and wonder how to get this beautiful plant through the Michigan Winter. Any suggestions?
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 16 MAY 04 by janni
As with most potted roses in the north, bring it into the garage after the first killing frost.
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