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Flavorette Pear'd® Rose

Rosa 'Flavorette Pear'd'

  • Hardy in zones 4-8, disease-resistant and grown on its own roots with no grafting or special winter protection required
  • Soft pink, semi-double blooms with a subtle pear flavor perfect for garnishing salads, desserts, and beverages from early summer through fall
  • Reblooms continuously without deadheading, producing fragrant flowers that attract bees and butterflies while maintaining a tidy, compact form
  • Thrives in full sun with minimal care, making it ideal for herb gardens, mixed borders, containers, or anywhere you want beauty and function in one plant
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Sunlight: Flavorette Pear'd® Rose needs at least six hours of direct, unfiltered sunlight daily for the best flowering and flavor. Plants grown in less than full sun will produce fewer blooms and may develop weak, leggy growth. Good air circulation around the plant helps prevent fungal diseases and keeps foliage healthy.

Soil: Thrives in moist, well-drained soil with a slightly acidic to neutral pH. Heavy clay soil can work if you amend it with compost or plant in a raised bed to improve drainage. Sandy soil benefits from organic matter to help retain moisture during hot weather. Avoid planting in areas where water pools after rain.

Watering Requirements

Water deeply two to three times per week during the first growing season to help establish a strong root system. Once established, water when the top two inches of soil feel dry, typically once or twice weekly depending on weather. During hot, dry spells, increase watering frequency to keep the soil consistently moist but never soggy. Inconsistent watering can stress the plant and reduce flowering, so aim for steady moisture throughout the growing season.

Pruning Tips

Prune in early spring just as new buds begin to emerge on the stems, cutting back at least one-third of the plant's total height to encourage a full, bushy form and abundant blooms. This rose flowers on new wood, so spring pruning directly increases summer flower production. Remove any dead, damaged, or crossing branches to improve air circulation. Deadheading is not required for continuous bloom, but you can harvest flowers before they fade for culinary use, which also promotes fresh growth.

Fertilizer Needs

Feed in early spring as new growth emerges with a balanced granular rose fertilizer or slow-release fertilizer formulated for flowering shrubs. A second light feeding in midsummer helps support the extended bloom period through fall. Avoid high-nitrogen fertilizers, which encourage leafy growth at the expense of flowers and can make foliage lush but reduce the plant's natural disease resistance. Water thoroughly after fertilizing to help nutrients reach the roots.

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Flavorette Pear'd® Rose (Rosa 'Bozdib023') transforms the way you think about roses by bringing the garden straight to your table. This edible rose features soft pink, semi-double blooms with thick, velvety petals that carry a delicate pear flavor and subtle sweetness. Unlike ornamental roses bred purely for looks, Flavorette Pear'd® was developed by Serbian breeders specifically for both reliable landscape performance and exceptional taste. The result is a rose that performs beautifully in the garden while offering a unique culinary ingredient you won't find at any grocery store.

A Rose That Works as Hard as It Looks

From early summer through fall, Flavorette Pear'd® produces bowl-shaped flowers in waves of soft blush pink that mature to nearly white. Each bloom opens with gently ruffled petals arranged in a loose, romantic form that looks elegant in the garden and stunning in a vase. The flowers emit a light, sweet fragrance that draws bees and butterflies throughout the day. Unlike many roses that require constant deadheading to rebloom, this variety flowers continuously on new wood without any grooming. The compact, mounding habit reaches three to four feet tall and three feet wide, making it perfect for smaller gardens, mixed borders, or large containers on patios and decks.

The bright green foliage stays clean and healthy throughout the season thanks to excellent disease resistance. This is a rose grown on its own roots rather than grafted, which means it's naturally hardier and won't produce unwanted growth from a different rootstock. No special winter protection is needed in zones 4 through 8, and the plant bounces back vigorously each spring with strong, healthy canes.

From Garden to Plate

The real magic of Flavorette Pear'd® happens when you harvest the petals. The thick, soft texture and light pear flavor make these petals incredibly versatile in the kitchen. Scatter fresh petals over salads with arugula or baby greens for a pop of color and subtle sweetness. Layer them onto pizzas, pasta, or flatbreads just before serving for an elegant finishing touch. Fold petals into whipped cream or buttercream frosting for cakes and cupcakes, or freeze them into ice cubes for beautiful cocktails and infused water. The petals also work beautifully in herbal teas, simple syrups, and fruit-forward desserts where their delicate pear essence can shine.

Harvest flowers in the morning after the dew has dried but before the heat of the day. Choose blooms that have just fully opened and gently remove petals from the base, discarding the bitter white portion at the petal's base. Rinse petals gently and pat dry before using. Fresh petals can be stored in the refrigerator for a day or two, but they're best used immediately for peak flavor and texture.

Versatile Landscape Appeal

Flavorette Pear'd® fits beautifully into herb gardens alongside basil, thyme, and edible flowers like nasturtiums and calendula. In mixed borders, pair it with soft purple catmint, silvery lamb's ear, or lavender for a cottage garden feel. The compact size makes it ideal for foundation plantings near patios or walkways where you can easily snip flowers for the kitchen. Plant in groups of three for maximum visual impact, or use as a low hedge along garden paths. In containers, Flavorette Pear'd® thrives in large pots with at least 18 inches of depth, bringing edible beauty to balconies, decks, and entryways.

This is a rose that invites you to interact with your garden in a new way. Whether you're a dedicated rose collector, an adventurous cook, or simply someone who loves beautiful, low-maintenance plants, Flavorette Pear'd® delivers on every level. It's proof that roses can be as functional as they are gorgeous.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I really eat the rose petals from Flavorette Pear'd®?

  • Absolutely. Flavorette Pear'd® was bred specifically for culinary use with thick, flavorful petals that taste like pear. Harvest blooms in the morning, rinse petals gently, and remove the bitter white base before using in salads, desserts, beverages, or as a garnish. Never eat roses treated with pesticides or from sources not labeled as edible.

How does the pear flavor compare to regular roses?

  • Flavorette Pear'd® has a distinct light pear flavor with subtle sweetness rather than the typical floral or perfumed taste of ornamental roses. The flavor is delicate enough to complement both sweet and savory dishes without overwhelming other ingredients. The thick, soft petal texture makes them pleasant to eat rather than papery or bitter.

Does Flavorette Pear'd® need deadheading to keep blooming?

  • No deadheading is required. This rose flowers continuously on new wood throughout summer and into fall without any grooming. However, harvesting flowers for culinary use before they fade serves the same purpose as deadheading and encourages the plant to produce even more blooms.

Is Flavorette Pear'd® disease-resistant like other modern roses?

  • Yes, this variety shows excellent disease resistance and stays healthy throughout the growing season with minimal intervention. Good air circulation, adequate sunlight, and proper watering practices help keep the foliage clean. Because it's grown on its own roots rather than grafted, it's naturally more vigorous and less prone to stress-related problems.

Can I grow Flavorette Pear'd® Rose in a container?

  • Yes, Flavorette Pear'd® performs beautifully in containers. Use a pot at least 18 inches deep and wide with drainage holes, and fill it with high-quality potting mix. Container-grown roses need more frequent watering than in-ground plants, especially during hot weather. Feed regularly throughout the growing season with a balanced liquid fertilizer to support continuous blooming.

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