About Tabris™ Potted Rose Bush

Rosa ‘KORweiso’ — Tabris™
🌹 A Kordes Floribunda Rose

Tabris™ is an enchanting multi-colored floribunda from Kordes, celebrated for its artistic blend of warm apricot, soft pink, and creamy yellow tones. Each bloom opens with a watercolor wash of color—no two flowers ever look exactly alike—giving the shrub a painterly, luminous quality that feels straight out of an impressionist garden. Its blooms are fully double with ruffled petals, held in abundant clusters that carry elegant presence from spring through frost.

As with all Kordes introductions, Tabris™ offers strong disease resistance, glossy foliage, and a reliable, upright habit that performs beautifully in a wide range of climates. Whether showcased as a focal point or incorporated into a romantic pastel border, Tabris™ brings subtle drama and exquisite color play to the garden.

Why Gracie Loves It

“Tabris™ looks like a hand-painted rose. The shifting apricot and blush tones are magical in every stage of bloom—it’s soft, dreamy, and incredibly photogenic.”

Key Features

• 🎨 Watercolor blends of apricot, blush pink, cream, and peach

• 🌸 Ruffled, fully double blooms produced in generous clusters

• 🌿 Strong Kordes disease resistance

• ✨ Blooms shift in tone with temperature and sunlight

• 🌤️ Heavy repeat bloomer from spring through late fall

• 📏 Elegant, upright form perfect for borders or focal plantings

Bloom & Habit

• Type: Floribunda

• Cultivar: ‘KORweiso’

• Color: Apricot-pink blend with cream undertones

• Bloom Style: Fully double, ruffled clusters

• Fragrance: Light to moderate, fresh and sweet

• Height: 3–4 ft

• Width: 2–3 ft

• Foliage: Glossy, medium to dark green, very clean

• Repeat Bloom: Excellent

Growing Recommendations

• Sun: Full sun (6+ hours for richest tones)

• Soil: Well-draining, rich soil

• Spacing: 2.5–3 ft apart

• Best Uses:

  • Pastel and cottage-style borders

  • Cutting gardens

  • Accent planting near pathways

  • Mixed beds needing soft color transitions

• Care Tips:

  • Prune lightly in spring for shape

  • Deadhead to encourage faster rebloom

  • Amend soil yearly with compost