DESCRIPTION
Rosa ‘Dick Clark’ is a grandiflora rose with large, showy blooms that start cream-centered and edged in cherry-pink, often deepening to burgundy in full sun. These double flowers, with a warm cinnamon-spice scent, appear in continuous flushes from late spring through fall, perched on long stems ideal for cutting. Glossy dark green foliage enhances the flowers, and the upright, bushy habit brings elegant structure to garden beds, borders, or hedges.
Developed by Tom Carruth in collaboration with Christian Bédard in the United States and introduced in 2011, this rose received the All-America Rose Selections award in its debut year. Known for strong disease resistance, consistent re-blooming, and dynamic color evolution through the season, ‘Dick Clark’ remains a popular centerpiece for gardeners and floral designers alike.
DESCRIPTION
Rosa ‘Dick Clark’ is a grandiflora rose with large, showy blooms that start cream-centered and edged in cherry-pink, often deepening to burgundy in full sun. These double flowers, with a warm cinnamon-spice scent, appear in continuous flushes from late spring through fall, perched on long stems ideal for cutting. Glossy dark green foliage enhances the flowers, and the upright, bushy habit brings elegant structure to garden beds, borders, or hedges.
Developed by Tom Carruth in collaboration with Christian Bédard in the United States and introduced in 2011, this rose received the All-America Rose Selections award in its debut year. Known for strong disease resistance, consistent re-blooming, and dynamic color evolution through the season, ‘Dick Clark’ remains a popular centerpiece for gardeners and floral designers alike.
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