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When rose breeders combined Hybrid tea roses with their beautiful flowers and wonderful scent with the Floribunda rose which has rose flowers in clusters and is much lower maintenance, the result was a new category of rose called grandifloras. Grandiflora rose bushes tend to grow larger, as tall as six feet, making them impressive specimens for the back of borders or other plantings. They are also known for exceptional hardiness and disease resistance, making them a dream to grow!
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Grown primarily for their huge and showy blooms, grandifloras boast the same picturesque form as hybrid teas and retain most of their scent. However, hybrid teas bloom with one flower on the end of each stem while grandiflora roses grow in clusters that bloom repeatedly throughout the season.
Grandiflora rose bushes prefer full sun. They are heavy feeders so will need good soil when planted and regular feeding throughout the growing season. They also need to be watered regularly. Don’t overwater so that the roots are in soggy soil but enough to keep the soil moist and allow the plant to take advantage of the nutrients in the soil.
Prune these roses in the early spring and deadhead throughout the summer to encourage continuous blooms. Grandifloras are a fantastic cut flower rose variety perfect for creating bouquets and arrangements to fill your home with beauty and scent. A grandiflora rose bush is also a beginner-friendly choice if you are new to growing roses.
