Floribundas—hybrid tea × polyantha crosses—deliver nonstop color in manageable, disease‑resistant shrubs (18″–3½ ft). Their clustered blooms (up to 3″ wide) make them stars of borders, beds, and patios. Popular cultivars: 'Rob Roy' (red), 'Ballindallock Castle' (coral), 'Glenfiddich' (amber), 'Sun Sprite' (yellow).
Full sun all day, light afternoon shade okay. Minimum 6–7 hours direct light for best blooms.
Blend native soil with compost, bone meal, and topsoil. Plant with 2″ mulch ring to conserve moisture.
Floribundas are tough, floriferous, and forgiving. Give them these basics, and they'll paint your garden in color from June to frost.
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