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| Accolades | ARS All-American Rose Selection, James Alexander Gamble Fragranc Medal Winner |
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Angel Face
$23.95
Floribunda (Swim & Weeks, United States, 1968)
Loads of ruffled lavender blossoms permeate the air with the strong perfume of sweet citrus flowers. A perennial favorite because of the low bushy habit, the nearly continual production of blooms, the unusual color, and the sweet fragrance. Established plants give the most bloom.
Description
Angel Face
Floribunda (Swim & Weeks, United States, 1968)
Loads of ruffled lavender blossoms permeate the air with the strong perfume of sweet citrus flowers. A perennial favorite because of the low bushy habit, the nearly continual production of blooms, the unusual color, and the sweet fragrance. Established plants give the most bloom.
Mary Cookson (verified owner) –
The most beautiful fragrance! Angel Face is positioned near my back door where I can smell the flowers every time I walk out. This rose does get black spot in my humid climate, but I wouldn’t be without it in my garden.
amyvgd –
The smell is intoxicating and the purple color is a standout.
Connie Bressler –
Unfortunately, I had to get rid of this rose because it suffered from blackspot so badly. I am in zone 7b western North Carolina.
Angela Patterson –
Angel Face has overcome any disease it has suffered, but mine hasn’t grown much taller than a foot. I think it might be in a somewhat shady spot, though, so perhaps I ought to move it. It blooms once in a while, but when it blooms it has the most beautiful color and shape. It’s also a resilient plant in my 5a Colorado garden, coming back each spring for the last 5 years after it looks like the last winter finished it off. The lavender/mauve color always makes me pause and marvel at its loveliness.