About Bordeaux Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘KORpaulex’ — Bordeaux🌹 A Kordes Romantic Rose Bordeaux is a lush, moody, deeply romantic floribunda renowned for its velvety clusters of rich wine-red blooms. Bred by the world-famous Kordes family in Germany, this award-winning beauty brings old-world charm together with the exceptional health and reliability Kordes roses are known for. Its saturated, merlot-colored petals seem to glow in evening light, adding an irresistible touch of European elegance to any garden. Expect beautifully cupped blooms held in generous clusters, a wonderfully rounded shrub form, and a soft, fruity fragrance that surprises you when you lean in close. Bordeaux is a standout for borders, cutting gardens, and cottage-style plantings—thriving even in challenging climates thanks to its excellent disease resistance. Why Gracie Loves It “Bordeaux is that perfect ‘storybook red’—deep, velvety, romantic, and always camera-ready. It brings such richness and mood to a garden and is unbelievably easy to grow.” Key Features 🍷 Deep wine-red blooms with velvety texture and cupped form ✂️ Excellent for cutting — long stems and generous clusters 🌿 Highly disease-resistant Kordes genetics 💗 Romantic, saturated color that pairs beautifully with blush, apricot, and cream roses 🌱 Compact, rounded shrub ideal for borders and cottage gardens 🌤️ Thrives in a wide range of climates Bloom & Habit Type: Floribunda Bloom Style: Fully double, cupped, produced in large clusters Fragrance: Soft and fruity Height: 3–4 ft Width: 3 ft Foliage: Glossy, dark green, exceptionally clean Repeat Bloom: Excellent—blooms continuously through the season Growing Recommendations Sun: Full sun (6–8 hours daily) Soil: Rich, well-draining soil Spacing: 2.5–3 ft apart Ideal Uses: Borders, mixed beds, cutting gardens, cottage gardens Grace Rose Farm Shipping & Guarantees 🚚 Bare root roses ship January–April, perfectly timed for your growing zone 🛡️ Complimentary One-Year Grow With Grace™ Guarantee 🌱 Arrives dormant and ready to wake up beautifully in spring
