Betty Boop ®
shrub rose (Carruth / Weeks, 1999)
Betty Boop ®
Growth height 90 - 150 cm Width 90 - 120 cm
Multicoloured bedding rose for containers
- – Double flowers with reflexed petals, repeat-blooming
- – Tall, bushy growth, guideline 4-5 plants per m²
- – Strong, fruity scent; 1990 AARS winner, rain-resistant
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Betty Boop'
- other names
- Funky | Centenary of Federation | WEKplapic
- Breeder / year
- Carruth / Weeks / 1999
- Height x width
- 90 - 150 cm x 90 - 120 cm
- Flower size
- large
- Flower shape
- double
- Flower colour
- multicoloured
- Flowering habit
- continuously flowering
- in a tub / pot
- yes
- Fragrance
- Strong fruity fragrance
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
The rose variety Betty Boop is a tall and broad-growing, bicoloured shrub rose. It bears bicoloured blooms in clusters with rounded, slightly reflexed petals. The blooms tolerate both wet conditions and heat. The dark green, glossy-foliaged shrub is disease-resistant and well frost-hardy. AARS (All American Rose Selections) Winner 1990.
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