Cherrytini Rose (Rosa 'Sproflored') Cherrytini Rose is a compact floribunda rose that delivers rich, saturated color in a tidy shrub that fits easily into modern landscapes. The full, double blooms open deep cherry red and show up in generous clusters, so the plant reads bold even at a distance. It reblooms through the season, keeping beds, borders, and containers looking fresh without a constant reset. If you want a smaller rose with strong color and a clean, rounded habit, this is a reliable choice. Distinctive Features This floribunda produces clusters of double, deep cherry-red blooms that create a full look across the plant, with flowers repeating through the growing season. The foliage is glossy, dark green, and the shrub maintains a neat, rounded form that stays presentable between bloom flushes. It is widely grown as a disease-resistant landscape rose when planted in sun with good airflow. Mature size is typically about 3 to 4 feet tall and about 2 to 3 feet wide. Growing Conditions Sun: Full sun is best for heavy flowering, with 6 or more hours of direct light each day. Soil: Plant in fertile, well-drained soil amended with organic matter for best growth and bloom. Water: Water deeply and consistently during establishment, then water during dry spells while keeping soil evenly moist but not waterlogged. USDA Zones: Zones 5 to 9. Airflow: Space plants for good airflow to support healthier foliage through humid weather. Ideal Uses Focal Point: Use as a focal point in a sunny bed where the deep cherry-red clusters can anchor the color palette all season. Foundation Beds: Adds long-season bloom and a compact, rounded form along homes and walkways. Mixed Borders: Blends easily with perennials and shrubs while providing steady flower color and structure. Mass Planting: Plant in groups to create a broad ribbon of rich red color that reads well from a distance. Containers: Works well in larger containers where the compact habit and repeat bloom stay presentable with simple care. Low Maintenance Care Pruning: Prune in late winter to early spring to shape the plant and encourage vigorous new flowering growth. Deadheading: Remove spent clusters for a tidier look and to encourage faster repeat bloom. Watering: Water at the base to keep foliage drier and reduce disease pressure during humid weather. Feeding: Fertilize in spring and again after the first bloom flush to support continued flowering. Mulching: Mulch to conserve moisture, moderate soil temperature, and reduce weeds around the root zone. Why Choose Cherrytini Rose? Deep Cherry-Red Color: Double blooms deliver a saturated red look that holds its presence in the landscape. Season-Long Bloom: Repeat flushes keep color coming through the growing season. Compact, Rounded Habit: Fits smaller beds, foundations, and containers without overwhelming nearby plantings. Glossy Dark Green Foliage: Shiny leaves provide strong contrast and a cleaner, more finished look. Strong Landscape Performance: Designed for modern planting spaces where consistent bloom and simpler care matter. If you want a compact floribunda that stays neat and delivers rich red flower clusters again and again, Cherrytini Rose is an excellent choice. Plant it in sun, keep moisture consistent while it establishes, and it will reward you with long-season color and a polished, landscape-ready finish.
