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Ebb Tide™ Rose

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Deep plum purple, very double blooms rarely seen! You may never want to grow another rose again. Phenomenal flower power and super hardy plants come from these easy-to-plant rose plugs. New shoots that emerge in spring are true to type, no undesirable suckers below the bud union. These roses will exhibit fuller, more symmetrical bushes with more fragrant, beautiful flowers than grafted roses!

Product Information:

Light: Full sun to partial shade

Height: 2-4'

Bloom Time: Mid to late summer

Size: Potted

Zones: 4 to 10

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Ebb Tide™ Rose Product Details

Botanical Name:	Rosa 'WEKsmopur' (Ebb Tide ™ ) PPAF
Form:	Deciduous shrub
Sun Exposure:	Partial Shade/Full Sun
Height/Habit:	2 - 4'
Spread:	2 - 3'
Spacing:	2 - 3'
Hardiness Zone:	Zones 4 - 10
Foliage Type:	Medium to dark green, glossy leather foliage.
Flower Form:	Very double ruffled blooms approximately 3 - 4" across.
Flower Color:	Deep plum purple.
Flowering Date:	Late spring to late summer.
Planting Requirements:	Plant at the same level as the soil so the crown of the plant is even with the soil level. Don't bury the crown. Full sun is best for quicker flowering and higher quality plants.
Soil Requirements:	Well drained, humus enriched soil.
Growth Rate:	Moderate once established.
Unique Characteristics:	Own root rose exhibits phenomenal flower power and super hardy plants from a rose plug. Roses grown on their own roots are naturally hardier than grafted roses. In cold climates, new shoots that emerge in spring are true to type, not undesirable suckers below the bud union. These roses exhibit fuller more symmetrical rose plants with more fragrant, beautiful flowers. Floribunda types were introduced at the World's Fair in 1939 and have been going strong ever since. This attractive deep plum purple has an unusual flower color not widely seen and the buds and flowers rival hybrid tea roses.
Pruning:	Prune to maintain shape and increase branching once established. Remove any dead or damaged branches.
Additional Information:	Roses prefer a thorough watering but do not like 'wet feet'. Water early in the day to avoid wet conditions into the night which can cause issues with fungus and disease.

Ebb Tide™ Rose Customer Reviews

Colleen Review by Colleen Cahill - Centerville, MA
Posted on 2012-11-30 04:35:38

Without a doubt, the MOST BEAUTIFUL COLOR and BEAUTIFUL SCENT I have ever introduced into my garden! This little Ebb Tide also survived a fence falling on it as a result of a recent storm.

so pleased!!! Review by Sherri Warren - Glade Spring, VA
Posted on 2012-05-28 09:56:54

This roses has a beautiful scent, have it in front of my front porch & can smell it threw the screen door!!! Very beautiful rose and easy to take care of. have had several roses so far and only had it sine April, so pleased with adding this one to my collestion!

ebb tide rose Review by Claire Miller - Farmington, MO
Posted on 2012-05-09 00:08:19

A beautiful scented rose I can smell it outside my window

Beautiful Review by Rani - Columbus, GA
Posted on 2012-05-02 23:47:15

I got this plant in Feb/Mar this year. a small plant with dry, hair like roots. Looked like it was dead. I was very upset and called Michigan bulb co, I was advised to put in water for some time and plant. It was an inch size, took a while for new growth. Now it is 7-8 inches tall with beautiful blooms. My husband and me are in love with this plant. It does not have fragrance but you will love the look. It is worth the money. I would like to have more of them

Gorgeous Review by Betty Rogers - Blairsville, GA
Posted on 2012-02-26 00:06:06

Gorgeous and non demanding.

Beautiful Review by Nelda Cummings - Corpus Christi, TX
Posted on 2012-02-16 10:25:34

I planted this rose bush one year and did not get as many roses as I thought I would. The second year, I was amazed at how many roses it has produces. It is full and beautiful. I guess, it has to get used to its new home. I would highly recommend this rose as it is unique and beautiful.