French Lace Bare Root Rose Bush

Rosa 'JAClace'  French Lace

French Lace, bred by William A. Warriner and introduced in 1980 by Jackson & Perkins, is a charming floribunda rose prized for its delicate blend of ivory, buff, and pale apricot blooms. A midsized, bushy shrub, it offers continuous and prolific flowering, ideal for low hedges, borders, or containers.

Rose Type: Floribunda
Breeder: William A. Warriner (USA)
Color: Ivory with buff and pale apricot tones
Vase Life: 3–5 days
Fragrance: Mild to Moderate – Fruity, Spicy
Bloom Form: Medium-sized, Very Full (30–35 petals), High-centered to Flat, Clustered
Petal Count: 30–35

Growth Type: Medium, Upright, Bushy Shrub
Flowering: Repeat (flushes late spring through frost)
Light Requirements: Full Sun
Hardiness Zones: 6–11

Spacing: 3–4'
Height: 3–4'
Width: 2–3'

Root Stock: Budded onto Dr. Huey

Disease Resistance: Very Good – notably resistant to black spot, rust, and mildew

Regional Recommendations: West, Southwest, Southeast, Mid‑Atlantic, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, Intermountain West

Awards: All-America Rose Selection (1982), Portland Gold Medal (1984)