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Light

Full sun

Size

60 cm - 100 cm

Watering

Weekly

Growth rate

Vigorous growth in summer

Location

Show garden, walkways, lawn edging

Drought tolerance

Moderate

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Our bunch of green thumbs are here to make your experience as seamless as possible. You always can depend on them for accurate advice for your garden.

As Good As It Gets rose attributes

Compact, highly disease-resistant and drop-dead gorgeous, these roses can be easily planted and maintained anywhere in your garden.
Genus:
Rosa
Species:
As Good As It Gets
Family:
Floribunda
Life Cycle:
Deciduous
Country Or Region Of Origin:
Canada
Dimensions:
100 cm x 50 cm
Recommended Propagation Strategy:
Cuttings from spring/summer new growth
Genus:
Rosa
Species:
Hybrid Tea Rose
Family:
Rosaceae
Life Cycle:
Deciduous
Country Or Region Of Origin:
France
Dimensions:
1.5m tall
Recommended Propagation Strategy:
Spring cuttings

Common applications

  • Makes the perfect garden centrepiece
  • Beautiful for cuttings and floral arrangements
  • Potted, adds colours to patios and balconies
  • Strong fragrance freshens the air

Noteworthy features

  • Repeated bloomings offer countless roses
  • Glossy and deep emerald foliage
  • High disease resistance
  • Compact size makes it easy to place

Popular varieties

Our stunning rose hybrids

We’ve turned our Geelong and Hoppers Crossing nurseries into veritable (well, literal) cornucopias of stunning rose species suitable for all tastes and needs. Here are a few favourites.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are a few more commonly requested details about the As Good As It Gets rose. Of course, you’re always free to get in touch to ask about any other information or rose species you’re interested in.

When is the As Good As It Gets rose blooming season?

As Good As It Gets roses typically bloom in late spring or early summer, with occasional blooms throughout the growing season. The peak blooming period for As Good As It Gets roses lasts for several weeks, during which time the plants are covered in stunning, fragrant blooms and high-centre flowers. 

Depending on growing conditions and climate, some As Good As It Gets roses may bloom again in the fall, although this second blooming period is usually less prolific than the first. Overall, As Good As It Gets roses are valued for their long blooming period, disease resistance, and striking red blooms that add beauty and fragrance to any garden or landscape.

Are As Good As It Gets roses fragrant?

Yes, As Good As It Gets roses are known for their strong fragrance. The scent is often described as sweet and fruity and can add a lovely aroma to any garden or bouquet. While the fragrance of As Good As It Gets roses varies depending on the variation and climate, they will always have a scent that adds to their overall appeal.

What are the benefits of planting As Good As It Gets roses?

Including its truly amazing colour, the As Good As It Gets rose plants are ideal for repeat flowering. The high-centre flowers grow in large clusters and bloom freely throughout the appropriate growing season. This rose plant has stunning, shiny and dark leaves, enhancing the overall aesthetic of the flowers. The plant habit is low and compact, making it ideal for borders or beds. They are also available as bare root roses or potted roses.

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