Rosa Rosy Boom® Wild and Freaky - Shrub Rose

The bush rose Rosy Boom® Wild and Freaky is an easy-to-grow and undemanding bush rose, with a generous tricolour flowers display, ranging from golden yellow, white, to a gradation of pale pink to fuchsia, forming small frilly cups around yellow stamens. They appear from May and last until the first frosts. Resistant to rain, its sturdy flower panicles bloom on a healthy, compact and hardy rose, which forms an upright bush with a flexible habit. Suitable for flower beds, small flowering hedges, or container growing, it stands out for its natural yet modern look, reminiscent of wild roses.

The bush rose Rosy Boom Wild and Freaky has a very flexible bushy habit, reaching an average height of 1.40 m and 60 cm wide at maturity, making it easy to fit into small spaces. Its flowering is particularly abundant and regular from May to October-November, provided the soil remains moist. Its small roses, 4 cm wide, are gathered in generous panicles. They are slightly flattened cups, varying in 3 different colours: white, yellow, and pink, around yellow stamens. The stems are adorned with healthy deciduous foliage, cut into leaflets of a medium green with a satin finish. The bush has a slow growth rate. Very floriferous and melliferous, it attracts pollinators.

Landscape roses are perfect for creating pretty small hedges, whether planted mixed near the terrace or integrated into beds of small shrubs. Pair them with abelias, nandinas, deciduous ceanothuses with pink or blue hues, or even caryopteris. They also blend well with peonies, phlox paniculata, and tall baby's breath. Thanks to its compact size, the rose Rosy Boom® Wild and Freaky easily fits into any garden, even smaller ones. Its uses are diverse and can vary according to preferences: in a rose bed alongside pink, white, or yellow varieties like Bukavu, or mixed with easy-to-grow plants like perennial geraniums, small-flowered carnations, perennial salvias, or asters.