Rose - Sheila's Perfume

About Sheila’s Perfume Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘HARsherry’   Sheila’s Perfume Sheila’s Perfume is a beautifully fragrant floribunda bred by John Sheridan in the UK and introduced in the USA by Weeks Roses in 1985 . It displays glowing clear yellow blooms brushed with deep cherry-red at the edges, giving an unforgettable bi‑color effect. Richly perfumed and richly foliated, it offers elegant hybrid‑tea–style blooms in sturdy clusters on a glossy, disease‑resistant shrub. Plant & Flower Traits Rose Type: Floribunda Breeder: John Sheridan (UK) Color: Clear yellow petals edged with deep cherry-red Petal Count: Approximately 25 Bloom Form: Hybrid‑tea form on floribunda branching Bloom Size: Large ~4″ Flowering: Repeats from late spring through fall Vase Life: Excellent – long stems and high‑centered blooms suit cutting Fragrance: Very strong – sweet and captivating rose perfume Growth & Garden Habits Growth Type: Rounded, medium shrub habit Light Requirements: Full sun; tolerates some afternoon shade in very hot regions Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 6–10 Spacing: ~3–4′ Height: ~3–4′ Width: ~2–3′ Health & Suitability Root Stock: Budded onto Dr. Huey Disease Resistance: Excellent – glossy foliage, good heat and disease tolerance - best flower color and size when cool Regional Recommendations: West Coast, Midwest, Southwest, Pacific Northwest, Intermountain West