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This hardy little floribunda was developed by Dr. Brownwell in the 1940's. Here in Colorado it forms a nice dense bush about 2 to 3 feet high and blooms all summer. The flowers are single and bright pink. Unfortunately the buds seem to be a favorite amongst the rose weavils here. These weavils, otherwise known as snout beatles, don't hurt the bush at all, but they do ruin the buds and blooms, poking holes in the buds and causing them to shrivel.
