Rose, Shrub: Belinda's Dream

Belinda's Dream

Shrub:

Shrub roses are more informal in their growth habit. The size, shape and habit vary according to the variety. in general they are larger and leafier than hybrid teas and floribundas. in the landscape, they can be used in beds, as part of a garden border or as an individual specimen. Hardiness varies, but most are hardy in zones 4 - 9.

No, you’re not hallucinating…a rose that truly resists black spot is no longer just a pipe dream. This pretty in- pink hybrid battles the dreaded fungus with amazing ease, keeping its medium green leaves all season long—from the top to the bottom of its bushy plant. Modern shapely buds open to fully double old fashioned flowers. Thrives best in hot humid summers.

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Common Name	Belinda's Dream
Classification	Shrub Rose
Year Introduced/ Discovered	1992
Color	Pink
Average Height and Width	3' - 6' Tall 3' - 4' Wide
Number of Petals	41+
Exposure	Full Sun
Spacing	3' to 4'
Fertilizing	Fertilize in Spring just before new growth begins.
Cold Hardiness	Hardy in zones 5 - 9
Water Use	Keep moist until completely established. Average water needed during growing season.
Resistance to Disease	Yes. Very good resistance.
Fragrance	Some. Raspberry - fruit fragrance
Foliage	Medium green, matte finish
Growth	Upright, bushy, vigorous
Bloom	Repeat. Blooms spring - frost.
History	Bred for Dr. Rober jE. Basye, Texas USA Parentage = 'Tiffany' x 'Jersey Beauty'
Misc. Information	Named for the daughter of one of Dr. Basye's friends. Can be used as a hedge or a shrub. Needs no spraying. Makes a good cut flower. Remove "spent" blooms to encourage more flowering.
	Designated as both an 'Earthkind Rose and a Texas Superstar.