Easy Does It a Floribunda |
This is a rose that lives up to its name and expectations – at least in Texas! Hot, dry Texas. So Seattle == look somewhere else. There is nothing here for you.
‘Easy Does It’ was the All-America Rose Selection for 2010. The colors are mango and peach. The smell is fruity and it blooms on new wood. This rose does well in Texas. A winner! |
![]() The luscious Easy Does it a floribunda that does well in Texas. Disease hardy, thick leaves and very thick petals. Brilliant color changes and fades as it opens and as the season progresses. |
![]() The luscious Easy Does it a floribunda that does well in Texas. Disease hardy, thick leaves and very thick petals. Brilliant color changes and fades as it opens and as the season progresses. |
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![]() Easy Does It Floribunda. This image demonstrates the thickness of the petals. The leave s are gloss and thick as well. I have never felt a rose petal quite like this. |
![]() Easy Does It Floribunda. Hardy in Texas Heat. This is a prolific floribunda that works in Texas heat when most roses shut down and stop blooming. |
![]() Large variance in appearance as the bloom develops and over the blooming period for the Easy Does It, floribunda. |
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![]() The multitude of tight buds demonstrate how prolific this rose is. Easy Does It is covered in blooms. |
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Cross Vine |
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The Cross Vine blooms in late March and early April. Complimentary to Easy Does It. Read more about the Cross Vine here … |
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