Rose - Tiffany

Tiffany Potted Rose Buh Rosa ‘Tiffany’ (Lindquist, 1953) – Tiffany Tiffany is a classic, elegantly colored hybrid tea rose introduced in 1954 by the Howard Rose Company. Bred by Robert V. Lindquist, it carries vibrant rose-pink blooms with delicate yellow undertones and salmon shading for a softly blended palette. This rose is as beloved for its form and fragrance as for its versatility—ideal for both cutting and garden display. Plant & Flower Traits Rose Type: Hybrid Tea Color: Rose-pink with yellow undertones and salmon-pink shading Petal Count: ~25–30 petals (very double) Bloom Form: High-centered, very double blooms Bloom Size: ~4.75″ (12 cm) average diameter Flowering: Blooms in flushes throughout the season Fragrance: Strong, fruity with lemon-rose notes Growth & Garden Habits Height: ~3–4 ft (90–120 cm) Width / Spread: ~2 ft (60 cm) Hardiness / Growing Zones: Suitable in warm to moderate climates (zone 7b and warmer) Usage: Excellent for garden plantings and cutting for arrangements Health & Performance Notes Patent / Registration: U.S. Patent PP 1,304, granted in 1954 Parentage: Charlotte Armstrong × Girona Strengths: Vigorous growth, good disease resistance, and clean foliage Considerations: In wet weather, blooms may “ball” (fail to open). Removing spent blooms encourages re-bloom. In colder climates, winter protection is recommended. Why We Love It Tiffany offers the elegant silhouette of a hybrid tea with a beautifully blended pastel palette that suits varied garden styles. Its strong fragrance, classic form, and steady reblooming make it a standout both in borders and vases. For gardeners and florists looking for a rose that combines tradition, beauty, and performance, Tiffany is a timeless choice.