Bonica Rose Bush

Bonica Rose Design Ideas
Rosa Bonica rose bush is one of my favorite pink shrub roses to plant in my garden. It was voted the World's favorite
rose by the World Federation of Rose Societies in 1997.This rose is especially well suited for a small garden, or in flower beds around a patio or narrower spaces.
It is a compact rose and therefore very easy to plant in most gardens.

This rose is so delightful and easy to grow, and require only minimal rose care, every garden should have one.
The plant is covered with masses of cluster sprays of clear pink
dainty blooms, and the foilage consist of an abundance of small leaves that are disease free and very handsome.
The non-stop flowering continues all the way through fall until the first frost.
Zones 4-9, height about 3 feet and spreading.

In the picture of Rosa Bonica above, it is planted in border along a driveway. This rose bush is established and have been growing there for a couple of years.
This is the average height for this rose.

This picture is very good, because it actually shows the various
stages of the flower, from bud to fully open, to aging.
It is a tough rose that will tolerate both cold winters and very hot summers,
and still continue to bloom and thrive.
Here are some great design ideas and tips for where to plant this rose.
Use it as rose hedge or in a foundation planting, but it is also a lovely addition in your flower border. The beautiful pink flowers blend naturally with any color scheme in your garden.
Zones 4-9, height 2-4 feet (larger in warm climates).
If you would like to purchase the beautiful Bonica rose bush, just click on the product link below.
 | Bonica - $ 35.95 The Bonica rose was voted the World's Favorite Rose in 1997 by the World Federation of Rose Societies, and an All America Winner in 1987.The Bonica deserves the acclaim. Bonica roses are easy to grow , and are very colorful and disease resistant. This landscape rose can be planted as a hedge, specimen, or focal point.
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