Cnoc Rois Gardens

Trina's gardens at Cnoc Rois, Byhalia, Mississippi

Earth Angel Parfuma Rose

the Story: Earth Angel is part of Kordes’ Parfuma collection specifically bred for an extra strong scent.  It has become a favorite wedding and garden rose in recent years

My Experience: It’s described as “slow to establish”. I didn’t find it particularly slow. It didn’t bloom until August the first year, but it grew. It’s a beautiful rose with an amazing fragrance. It does get yellow leaves a lot so I’m keeping it sprayed. And it still gets yellow leaves. It seems to brown out in excessive heat, but mine also doesn’t seem to produce a lot of flowers. It seems to become anemic if I don’t add iron

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Details

  • Earth Angel - 2.75" light pink with 95 scallop edged petals
  • Earth Angel - Globe shaped bud
  • Earth Angel - 4'x3' Fountain shaped shrub
  • Earth Angel - Compound leaflets with 5 leaves
  • Earth Angel - Arching Stems
  • Earth Angel - Nearly thornless, small, red, downward pointing thorns
  • Earth Angel - Quartered flower

Cultivar Name: Rosa “Earth Angel”

Modern Rose

ARS Class: Floribunda (Fl)

Registration Name: KorGeowim

Other Names: Duchesse Christina, Earth Angel Parfuma, La Belle Rouet, Herzogin Christiana, Christiana, Secret Parfuma, KO 03/1436-02

Awards: 2015 ADR Award Germany

ARS Rating: 8.2

ARS Color: Pink light (lp)

Blooms on: New Wood so prune in spring before flowering.  Deadheading produces more flowers.

Bud Shape: globe

Stamen Color: Yellow

Flower Color and Pattern: Solid color.  Light pink with cream outer petals                              

Flower Size: 2.75”

Flower Shape: globular (old-fashioned, peony, tulip)

Petal Count: 95 Petals (Very Full)

Flower Description: peony-like, lightly scalloped petal edges, quartered flower

Fragrance Strength: Strong

Fragrance Type: Fruity/sweet apple, lemon, raspberry

Bloom Habit:  Small clusters of flowers per stem

Bloom Repeat: flushes

Bloom Time: Early spring to late fall

Bloom Heat Tolerance: Petal edges tend to brown in extreme heat

USDA Planting Zone: 5-9

Medium Maintenance

Plant Height: 4’

Plant Width: 3’

Soil Ph: 6.0-7.0

Plant Shape/Growth Habit: Fountain-Shaped Shrub – and a rather scraggly looking one at that.

Plant Characteristics: Vigorous.  Establishes slowly.

Disease Resistance:  Good

Pest Resistance: Average

Stems: Arching stems

Foliage Color: Medium green

Foliage Surface: ARS says Glossy.  Kordes and I say semi-glossy

Foliage Shape: Elongated Oval

Foliage Description: Thick saw-toothed edges

Leaflets: Compound leaflets with 5 leaves

Thorns: Nearly thornless – handful per stem

Thorn Color: Red.

Thorn Size:  small

Thorn Form: Downward

Hip size: None

Bred By: Tim-Hermann Kordes

Date Bred/Registered/Introduced: Bred 2003.  Introduced in France, Japan and US in 2015. 

Location Bred: Germany

Parentage: US patent and European Union patent application say both parents are unnamed seedlings.  Australia patent application says parents are AUSham (Austin’s Geoff Hamilton bred in 1997) and an unnamed seedling.

Patent Number, Date and Expiration: US PP 26,836 on 21 June 2016.  Australia patent application 3028/267 on 4 Sep 2017.  European Union application 2013/2211 on 22 Aug 2013

Obtained from: High County Roses

Obtained as: Quart (5”) pot

Date Planted: 5/8/21

Location Planted: Rose Garden Wrap between sidewalk to driveway and Fimbriata.  Originally plated between sidewalk and Rose de Rescht, who passed Summer, 2023

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