Rhapsody in Blue

In the adjacent photo we have a gorgeous floribunda, with deep blue flowers. As the name suggests, though. Rhapsody In Blue. It's just clear to everyone that this rose is neither blue nor blue. But more like purple.

But this is exactly the game of this wonderful rose, gifted by mother nature with an extraordinary color. Admired up close, it has a violet-purple color with a white center and yellow stamens, semi-double and very soft to the touch. But seen from afar, it appears blue.

For us, in Famous Roses, Rhapsody In Blue, is also blue and purple. It is blue when admired from afar, complementing the red of the currant or the deep velvety red of other roses, or the orange and lime yellow of other wonders in the famous nurseries. But it is also violet-purple when planted alone or when you get close to feel its delicate and soft petals. Or to enjoy its intense fragrance.

And if we are still talking about the play of colors, its vegetation is dark green and very attractive both up close and from afar, and the rose can reach 100-120 cm in height at full maturity.