Plant Profile: Rosa 'Belinda's Dream'

Rosa 'Belinda's Dream' is a shrub rose that emits a subtle fruity scent. Introduced in Texas in 1992 by Dr. Robert Basye, it was named in honor of a friend's daughter. This rose features double blooms with over 100 petals, a bushy, upright growth habit, and is resistant to many diseases. Its bluish-green leaves enhance its visual appeal, while its sturdy stems provide additional benefits. Light pruning can enhance both the plant's appearance and its blooming frequency.

This rose thrives in the heat of Texas and can also adapt to milder climates.

In terms of pests and diseases, cool and damp conditions may lead to the development of black spot.

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