The Royal Romance rose is a hybrid tea variety introduced in 1981-1983, known for its large, high-centered, orange-peach blooms with a moderate fragrance. Bred by Gerrit De Ruiter in the Netherlands, this bushy plant grows 2′ to 32″ tall (60-80cm) and features semi-glossy, dark green foliage. It thrives throughout the season in flushes.
Key Details About Royal Romance Rose:
- Type: Hybrid Tea (Orange Blend).
- Bloom: Orange-peach, 35-38 petals, large (26-40 petals).
- Fragrance: Moderate.
- Height: 2 to 32 inches (60–80 cm).
- Growth: Bushy, suitable for garden beds.
- Origin: Bred in the Netherlands (pre-1980), introduced in the UK (1981) and France (1983).
Contextual Information:
- It should not be confused with “Rose Romance” events or other similarly named roses, such as the Anne Boleyn (Ausecret) rose or the Juliet rose (AUSjameson).
- The term “Royal Romance” is sometimes associated with romantic, high-end rose varieties.
