Beverly™ Hybrid Tea Rose on Fortuniana Rootstock

Beverly™ Hybrid Tea Rose on Fortuniana Rootstock

3 Gallon
$69.99
Sale price  $69.99 Regular price 
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Beverly™ Hybrid Tea Rose on Fortuniana Rootstock

Beverly™ Hybrid Tea Rose on Fortuniana Rootstock

$69.99
Sale price  $69.99 Regular price 
Size3 Gallon

Elegant, fragrant, and beautifully refined, Beverly™ is an award-winning Hybrid Tea Rose prized for its large pink blooms, exceptional fragrance, and excellent disease resistance. Budded onto premium Fortuniana rootstock, this remarkable rose combines classic Hybrid Tea beauty with enhanced vigor, strong growth, and outstanding performance in warm, humid climates.

Bred by Kordes®, Beverly™ produces large, fully formed pink blooms with approximately 50–55 petals, creating a lush, romantic flower perfect for both garden display and cutting. The blooms are carried on an upright shrub with attractive semi-glossy foliage, offering a polished and elegant look throughout the growing season.

One of Beverly™’s most memorable features is its powerful fragrance, with distinctive notes of patchouli and pear. This rich, sophisticated scent earned it recognition as Most Fragrant Rose at the 2013 Biltmore International Rose Trials, where it also won Best Hybrid Tea.

When grafted onto Fortuniana rootstock, Beverly™ benefits from a vigorous root system that promotes faster establishment, increased bloom production, improved heat tolerance, and excellent long-term garden performance.


Key Features

Feature Details
Rose Type Hybrid Tea Rose
Breeder Kordes®
Variety Beverly™ ‘KORpauvio’ PP 23,495
Rootstock Premium Fortuniana Rootstock
Flower Color Pink
Bloom Size Large
Bloom Form Classic Hybrid Tea Bloom
Petal Count Approximately 50–55 Petals
Fragrance Strong Fragrance with Notes of Patchouli & Pear
Flowering Habit Repeat Blooming
Growth Habit Upright Shrub
Foliage Semi-Glossy Green Foliage
Disease Resistance Excellent
Special Features Award-Winning • Highly Fragrant • Excellent Cut Flower

Growing Information

Requirement Details
Light Needs Full Sun
USDA Hardiness Zones 5–10
Mature Height 4–4.5'
Mature Width Approximately 3'
Plant Spacing 3–4' Apart
Water Needs Water Regularly Until Established
Rootstock Fortuniana

Fortuniana rootstock performs best in warm climates and is especially valued throughout the southern United States for its exceptional vigor, longevity, and superior root development.


Ideal Uses

✔ Cutting Gardens
✔ Dedicated Rose Gardens
✔ Mixed Borders
✔ Fragrant Garden Displays
✔ Foundation Plantings
✔ Landscape Focal Points
✔ Romantic Garden Designs


Why Choose Fortuniana Rootstock?

Fortuniana rootstock is highly valued by experienced rose growers for producing stronger, more vigorous plants with exceptional long-term garden performance.

Benefits of Fortuniana Rootstock

  • Produces larger, more vigorous plants
  • Encourages faster establishment after planting
  • Increases bloom production throughout the season
  • Offers excellent heat and humidity tolerance
  • Supports strong root development
  • Improves drought tolerance once established
  • Ideal for Southern gardens and sandy soils

Recommended Growing Regions

Beverly™ on Fortuniana rootstock performs exceptionally well in:

  • Southeast
  • Deep South
  • Gulf Coast
  • Florida
  • Texas
  • Southwest
  • Southern California
  • Coastal Regions
  • Mid-Atlantic
  • West Coast

Awards

🏆 Best Hybrid Tea — 2013 Biltmore International Rose Trials
🏆 Most Fragrant Rose — 2013 Biltmore International Rose Trials


Why You'll Love Beverly™ on Fortuniana Rootstock

  • Large, elegant pink blooms with classic Hybrid Tea form
  • Strong fragrance with unique notes of patchouli and pear
  • Award-winning variety recognized for beauty and scent
  • Excellent disease resistance and semi-glossy foliage
  • Premium Fortuniana rootstock promotes vigorous growth
  • Repeat flowering provides season-long garden color
  • Outstanding choice for cutting gardens and floral arrangements
  • A refined, romantic rose with exceptional garden performance

Bring award-winning fragrance and timeless beauty to your garden with Beverly™ on Fortuniana Rootstock. With its large pink blooms, exceptional scent, excellent disease resistance, and the added vigor of Fortuniana rootstock, this elegant Hybrid Tea rose is a standout choice for gardeners who want beauty, performance, and fragrance all in one unforgettable rose.

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Mel Granados

I ordered Beverly on Fortuniana rootstock and was very excited to receive her, but unfortunately, the plant was disappointing. She arrived defoliated in a badly crushed box and never established or produced healthy new growth.

When she bloomed, the flower opened cream-white with no visible pink coloring. I contacted the vendor because Beverly is supposed to be pink. I was initially told that the plant appeared to be mislabeled and that another one would be sent, but I was later encouraged to wait for a cooler-weather flush because the heat might have affected the color.

A few days later, the plant declined completely and died after being repotted. I had kept it on my shaded patio to protect it from the extreme Texas heat, alongside my other potted roses. The vendor ultimately issued a credit, which I appreciate, but I purchased this rose because I wanted a healthy Beverly—not a credit after weeks of waiting and trying to help the plant survive.

Considering the premium price, the condition of the plant, the questionable bloom, and its eventual death, I was very disappointed with this purchase.

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Mel Granados

I ordered Beverly on Fortuniana rootstock and was very excited to receive her, but unfortunately, the plant was disappointing. She arrived defoliated in a badly crushed box and never established or produced healthy new growth.

When she bloomed, the flower opened cream-white with no visible pink coloring. I contacted the vendor because Beverly is supposed to be pink. I was initially told that the plant appeared to be mislabeled and that another one would be sent, but I was later encouraged to wait for a cooler-weather flush because the heat might have affected the color.

A few days later, the plant declined completely and died after being repotted. I had kept it on my shaded patio to protect it from the extreme Texas heat, alongside my other potted roses. The vendor ultimately issued a credit, which I appreciate, but I purchased this rose because I wanted a healthy Beverly—not a credit after weeks of waiting and trying to help the plant survive.

Considering the premium price, the condition of the plant, the questionable bloom, and its eventual death, I was very disappointed with this purchase.