Rosa floribunda Carte d'Or - Floribunda Rose

The Carte d’Or® 'Meidresia' Rose is a cluster-flowering rose distinguished by its abundant and luminous blooms. Its pure, vibrant yellow roses retain their intensity throughout the season. Their light and delicate fragrance adds a subtle touch to its ornamental appeal. With a bushy habit and balanced structure, it forms a well-ramified bush of modest size. This particularly disease-resistant rose is suitable for borders, beds, or container cultivation, offering tireless flowering from spring until the first frosts.

Originating from Meilland Richardier's selections, the Carte d’Or® 'Meidresia' Rose belongs to the Rosaceae family and the floribunda category, the result of hybridisations between polyantha roses and hybrid teas, renowned for their abundant and clustered flowering in dense inflorescences. The 'Meidresia' forms a well-ramified bush reaching 65 to 75 cm in height and 40 to 50 cm in spread. Arranged in inflorescences of 2 to 5 blooms, the beautifully turbinate double flowers feature a velvety texture and excellent holding. With a diameter of 9 cm, they are formed of approximately 37 petals. The flowering is continuous, producing a constant renewal of flower buds from early summer to autumn. Its glossy dark green foliage elegantly contrasts with its luminous flowers, enhancing its decorative effect. Its compact bushy habit and homogeneous branching make it easy to integrate into various garden designs. Resistant to common rose diseases, it does not require any phytosanitary treatments, making it suitable for low-maintenance gardens. Its sturdy stems withstand variable climatic conditions well, ensuring excellent longevity and a harmonious development through the seasons.

The Carte d’Or® 'Meidresia' Rose thrives in full sun, ideally in rich, well-drained, and deep soil, but it tolerates different soil types such as clay, limestone, sandy, or humus-bearing, as long as they are well-drained. Light annual pruning in late winter will promote abundant flowering and a balanced structure. Ideal for beds and borders, it can also finds its place in containers on a patio or balcony where its compact habit and luminous flowers will add an elegant touch. Paired with perennials in blue or purple hues such as lavender or sage, it will creates a striking contrast while attracting pollinators. Achieve stunning borders by mixing your landscape roses. It will also integrate perfectly with beds of light or opulent perennials such as hardy geraniums, catmints, snapdragons, or Stachys with grey foliage.