π Rosa Tocade | Rosa ‘Meipaga’ πΉ
π Oreamuno, Cartago, Costa Rica π¨π·
π¬ Rosa Tocade is a floribunda variety that blooms in eye-catching clusters of deep pink flowers with light yellow centers β a two-tone display that makes it instantly stand out in any garden. Despite its delicate appearance, it’s known for being resistant to mildew and rust, making it a tough beauty with serious staying power!
Flora
Rosa Tocade
// Basic ID
Conservation Status
Not Evaluated (cultivated hybrid variety)
Other Common Names
Tocade Rose, Rose Tocade
Plant Type
Deciduous to semi-evergreen flowering shrub (Floribunda rose)
Flower / Leaf Color
Deep pink blooms with light yellow centers; dark green pinnate leaves
Lifespan
Perennial; typically 10β30 years with proper care
// Size
Height
60β90 cm (24β36 in)
Spread
60β75 cm (24β30 in)
// Habitat & Behavior
Uses
Ornamental garden plant, cut flowers, landscape borders
Wildlife Attraction
Pollinators including bees and butterflies
Native Region
Cultivated hybrid; bred by Meilland International, France
Current Distribution
Widely cultivated in temperate and subtropical gardens worldwide
Habitat
Full sun gardens, ornamental beds, and landscaped borders
Sources: IUCN Red List Β· Plants of the World Online Β· USDA PLANTS Database Β· Encyclopedia of Life