Gruss An Aachen AGRS ‘Fortuniana’ retains the fine

‘Fortuniana’ retains the fine

The Hybrid Tea-like flowers are good for cutting and the foliage is large and shiny

This makes it an excellent choice for creating a focal point or a hedge in a garden

‘Ann’s Beautiful Daughter’ is a thoughtful choice for gardeners who appreciate roses with meaningful breeding

8 to 15 feet

Gruss An Aachen AGRS ‘Fortuniana’ retains the fine1909 3 to 4 feet Bred from the famous white Hybrid Perpetual Frau Karl Druschki, Grss an Aachen is believed to be the original rose that began the Floribunda class. Flat, 3 inch flowers nearly cover a 3 feet tall, bushy plant. The buds are colorful, with tints of orange red and yellow, but the flowers open pale pink and fade to creamy white with a light hint of fragrance. Like all Floribundas,'Grss an Aachen' is everblooming throughout the season.