As the name suggests, the flowers of the Black in Black rose are very dark. The nearing-black hue of the guard petals extend to the petals’ edges as they are exposed to sunlight. This creates a striking contrast with the glowing dark red centre. The rosettes, which are mostly born in solitary, are medium to large in size and very full. The blossoms stand upright on a well-behaved, narrow 3′- 4′ rose plant. The foliage is dark green and semi-glossy. For helpful rose care tips for the Back in Black rose, please visit our Rose Care page. Classification Floribunda Roses Repeat Bloomer Repeat Blooming Colour Dark Red Bloom Size Medium, Large Bloom Shape Rosette Petal Count Very Full (41 petals) Fragrance None Plant Form Upright Plant Height 3' – 4' Hardiness Zones USDA 5 – 10 Sun Requirement 6 hours of direct sunlight Breeder 2022, Schmitz Usage Garden Rose Propagation Grafted on Multiflora, Produced by Palatine Fruit and Roses Root Form Potted Rose Pick Up Only The heights & zones are guidelines only. Roses & fruit trees grow differently in different zones, and require proper winter protection accordingly.
