Named in honor of Jackson Perkins’ chief hybridizer, Bill Warriner is an outstanding rose. Imagine a rose which bears individual blooms of superb form in clustered masses throughout the season; surely, Bill Warriner meets the ideal established for Floribundas over fifty years ago. Color is salmon to coral, and the excellent substance makes Bill Warriner a very good cut rose indeed.

Foliage is a deep bronze-green, shiny, and disease resistant. Bill Warriner is a good choice for inclusion in the cutting garden and as a bedding rose.

Introduced: 1996, Zary, USA
Class: Floribunda
Zones: 4b-9
Parentage: ‘Sun Flare’ x ‘Impatient’
Flowers: Salmon to coral; 20-25 petals.
Size: 2 - 3 feet
Fragrance: Light
Flowers: ‘Bill Warriner’ bears lovely flowers, each of perfect form, which are borne profusely over a long season.