GRANDIFLORA - DICK CLARK Black-red buds spiral open to show off swirls of cream edged & washed with vibrant cherry pink. But that's not the end of the exhibit on these classically-formed fragrant flowers. When the sun strikes the petals, they begin to blush burgundy, finishing as a deep dark red. Put all this color against super-shiny-green foliage with nice long cutting stems and you've got a killer combo. Easy to grow & great vigor. Largest flower size in cooler temps. Named after American radio and television personality, Dick Clark. Multicolored Disease resistant Fragrant Excellent cut flowers Easy to grow Rose Type Grandiflora Growth Habit Broadly rounded & bushy Color Creamy white with a cherry, blushing to all burgundy Fragrance Strength Moderate cinnamon spice Flowering Classically formed, double blooms Flower Size Medium to large Disease Resistance Good Height 4 - 5 ft Width 3 - 4 ft Hybridizer Tom Carruth & Christian Bédard Year of Introduction 2011 Suitable for zones Zone 6-9 Petal Count 25 to 30 Awards AARS Winner 2011