Red Roxanne Veranda Rose: Plant Profile and Care
Red Roxanne Veranda Rose — Rosa — Veranda Roxanne (KORfloci46). Veranda Roxanne is a compact red floribunda from Kordes. The grower’s reference lists double flowers, repeat bloom and a size around 2 feet tall and wide.
Light and placement
The grower recommends at least six hours of direct sunlight daily.
Water and growing medium
Use well-drained soil and water at the base. Monitor a newly planted rose closely while it establishes, adjusting for weather and the growing medium.
Distinguish cultivar facts from the grower’s sale format
Heirloom’s page describes its own-root plants. That does not establish whether a Blessed Blooms specimen is own-root or grafted; check its label. The cultivar’s compact size is useful for planning, while the actual rootstock and container influence the care of the individual plant.
Choosing the plant for your space
Compare the identity on your plant label with the botanical name above. A pot diameter identifies the container offered for sale; it does not establish the plant’s mature size or a named cultivar. Before choosing a permanent place, consider the light there, the available room and how you will check the growing medium. The source links below provide further botanical context.
Related Blessed Blooms listings
Blessed Blooms Flower Farm is based in Fairfield, Illinois. This plant is recorded in our seasonal catalog. Check with the shop about current availability.
More ways to enjoy flowers from home
Explore the Online Hand-Tied Bouquet Workshop or our flower-arranging ebook when you are ready for a creative project with cut flowers. Our Online Courses page explains the learning options.
For a florist-designed gift, view the current Featured Bouquet and shipping options for eligible continental U.S. destinations. The current bouquet listing describes the design and fulfillment choices.
Sources
- Veranda Roxanne cultivar and growing reference — Heirloom Roses, accessed 2026-10-27.
Prepared by Blessed Blooms Flower Farm from the linked botanical references and our catalog. Last researched 2026-10-27.