Dark Desire
Dark Desire
Dark Desire
Dark Desire
Dark Desire

Parfuma® Dark Desire™

$50 Regular price
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  • Cutting
  • Fragrance
  • Pots

The nearly black buds of Dark Desire open to a stunning bloom of 65+ petals in colors of violet and deep red. She has an enticing, strong perfume made up of apricot, geranium, honey, lemon, myrrh, and rose. This continual bloomer is a “must-have” for the cutting garden for zones 5-9. Dark Desire is a seductive display of garden grandeur.

More Information

Rose Type Grandiflora
SKU GR002 GALLON
Bloom Types Very Full
Breeder Code KORdiagraf
Characteristic(s) Cutting, Fragrance, Pots
Color Red
Specific Color Violet Red
Fragrance Very Fragrant
Hardiness Zone 5 (-20° to -10°), 6 (-10° to 0°), 7 (0° to 10°), 8 (10° to 20°), 9 (20° to 30°)
Rebloom Continual Blooming
Approximate Size 4' x 3'

Parfuma® Dark Desire™

$50.00
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Jennifer

Roses arrived quickly and healthy. Can’t wait to watch them grow! Thank you!

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Ellen Scherer
5 Star Rating

A fast growing beauty.
Immediately bloomed. Even as small as she is, another bloom is showing.
Gorgeous deep red color.
I'm very happy.

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Susan Cox
Stunning!

Second time I have bought roses here and I am never disappointed! Great condition when it arrived. Beautiful color. Perfect addition to my new home!

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Jim Bardsley
Beautiful

Arrived in great shape,with some small buds on each plant.
In the ground 24 hours later, and within a few days, they BLOOMED!
Amazing color, very happy.
Everything we've gotten from Heirloom has been outstanding in quality and well worth the price.
Two Very satisfied customers here, since each order has been a gift for my lovely bride, and she has been very pleased with them.

Thanks for putting out a quality product and caring for the customers as you do.

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Iris
Amazing growth an blooming in NC High Country

I planted this in early July. She has grown and bushed out and now has many buds and roses. I've cut a few and they stay lovely. Has had no black spot or insect damage, but what insect would try to get pass those thorns! One of the best of my many pot grown roses.