Apache rose

Rosa 'Apache'

ShrubRosaceae

Bronze Medal

Apache rose
FragrantEdible
USDA zones6 to 9
SunNeeds full sun (6+ hours)
Size5 to 6 feet tall
Habit
Tall
Bloom season
Spring, summer, autumn
Bloom color
Orange-pink and orange-pink blend
Soil types
Loam, clay

Garden uses

BorderContainerCottage gardenCut flowerHedgePollinator gardenPrivacy screenSpecimen

Attracts

Bees

Notes

'Apache' rose (Rosa 'Apache') is a shrub for borders, cottage gardens, specimens, and cut flowers. It is hardy to USDA zone 6, or down to -10°F (-23°C). This plant likes full sun and loamy or clay soil. The fragrant orange-pink blooms appear in late spring, again from early to late summer, and into early autumn. Bees visit the flowers. Gordon J. Von Abrams bred it in 2009.

Pairs well with Clary sage, Stargazer lily, and Pink Hawaiian Coral peony.

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