Occhi di Fata
Floribunda Occhi di Fata by ROSE BARNI is one of those rare roses whose flowers change color under sunlight. The white semi-double flowers with a slightly pink edge magically turn into dark pink over time. The flowers, arranged in large clusters of up to forty or more, have a light fragrance. The compact and upright bush often exceeds the stated size under favorable conditions and in a favorable climate. The variety is characterized by rapid growth, abundant flowering, and good health. It can be used for flowerbeds, borders, and container planting to adorn terraces and balconies, and it also looks stunning in group plantings.
Occhi di Fata Rose Description:
Variety Name: Occhi di Fata ®
Patented Name: Occhi di Fata ® (Floribunda, Barni, 2004)
Synonyms: BAR 5244, BARfata
Group: Modern Garden Roses
Class (Garden Group): Floribunda
Breeder: Rose Barni / Enrico Barni (Italy)
Year of Creation: 2004
Form: Compact bush
Height: 60–80 cm / 40-60 cm
Flowering: Waves throughout the season
Fragrance: Light
Color: White / Dark Pink
Flower Diameter: 9 cm
Flower Type: Semi-double (9-16 petals)
Leaf Size and Color: Medium, dark green, glossy foliage
Disease Resistance: Good
USDA Zones: 6b to 9b
Ideal for: mixed borders, group, and solitary planting
Awards: 2009: First prize – La Tazita (Italy).