Rose - RINGO

Rosa 'ChewBullseye' – PP28394

PL# 353

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Zones 4–8

Size: Quart

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About This Plant

Already decorated with six awards from around the world, Ringo rose is finally available in North America. The blooms of this colorful, appealing hybrid open a bright golden yellow with a blazing red center. They mellow to a soft yellow, before finally turning white with a distinct pink center. The effect is of three colors blooming at once. Of course, it meets our standards for disease resistance and reblooming, having been put through our multi-year rose trial gauntlet. 2023 American Rose Society Award of Excellence Winner

Plant Details

Hardiness Zone

Zones 4–8

Sun Requirement

Full sun

Root Type

Own-root

Bloom Color

Yellow, Red

Mature Height

3–4 ft

Mature Width

3–4 ft

Growth Habit

Spreading

Deer Resistant

Heat Tolerant

Breeder

Christopher H. Warner

Patent Number

PP28394

Shade Tolerant

Yes

Flood Tolerant

Attracts

Butterflies, Songbirds, Pollinators

Toxicity

Pets: Mild · People: None

Best For

Groundcover, Pergolas / Trellises

Height Class

Standard

Plant growth info & colors are estimates gathered from garden trials around the world. Your garden’s sun, soil, nutrition, heat, weather, etc. may give different results. We try our best to store the most accurate info. If you have any corrections, please don’t hesitate to reach out to help us improve our data for gardeners around the world.

Our Tips & Recommendations

Watering

Water deeply twice a week during the first growing season. Once established, roses are moderately drought-tolerant but perform best with consistent moisture at the base.

Pruning

Prune in late winter before new growth begins. Remove dead or crossing branches and shape to an open vase form to improve air circulation and encourage blooms.