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A rose cultivar, having large sprays of small flowers, made by crossing polyantha and hybrid tea rose varieties.
Examples of floribunda in a Sentence
Floribunda roses can be planted in any open but not vulnerable location.
Africa also furnish good rubber, as do the Forsteronia gracilis of British Guiana and Forsteronia floribunda of Jamaica.
Like the Forsteronia floribunda of Jamaica it yields rubber of good quality.
This one is an old-fashioned pink floribunda that was originally in my late Grandfather's garden.
Three kinds of easy culture are nigra, arbutifolia, and floribunda.
A multitude of varieties have sprung from W. floribunda, W. grandiflora (known also as W. amabilis), W. rosea, and W. hortensis.
The most valuable sorts have come from W. grandiflora, which has the largest flowers, while the smaller, but more numerously-flowered kinds, have originated from W. rosea and W. floribunda.
Dipelta Floribunda - Among the recent discoveries in China are four species of the interesting group called Dipelta.
Another species, E. montevidensis, also known as E. floribunda, bears large, loose clusters of white flowers, and there are seedling forms known under different names, especially in seaside gardens.