Voodoo Hybrid Tea Rose

Voodoo Hybrid Tea Rose, also known as Rosa ‘Voodoo’, is sure to enchant and leave you spellbound with striking bold colors and a delightful fragrance. This highly sought-after hybrid tea rose features double, 5-6” blooms with a 30-35 petal count. Each bud opens on a single stem and initially appears yellow to orange shades, then transitions to flushes of deep salmon and scarlet. The enchanting blooms are set off with a contrasting backdrop of dark green, glossy foliage.

Voodoo Hybrid Tea Rose is an All-American Rose Selections winner. It grows taller than average hybrid tea roses, up to 5 ft high with a spread of 3-4 feet, and displays an upright, well-branched habit. It blooms freely and repeatedly and is bred for exceptional disease resistance. The striking colors are long lasting after cutting, making it an excellent choice for floral arrangements. Voodoo Hybrid Tea Rose will quickly become a garden favorite. 

Voodoo Hybrid Tea Rose Care

Voodoo Hybrid Tea Rose grows best in a full-sun location, getting at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight each day. Plant it in rich, well-draining soil, amended with plenty of garden compost to help feed the plant and improve soil texture.  Water the roots regularly until the plant is fully established, particularly throughout the hot, dry summer months. Direct the water towards the soil, water in the early morning, and avoid splashing water on your rose leaves to prevent formation of mildew. Apply a bloom-boosting fertilizer specifically formulated for roses in the spring. Deadhead spent flowers to promote continual blooming throughout the summer.

Prune spindly, crossing, or damaged canes in late winter or early spring. Pruning is done to maintain the overall shape or to remove less productive, unhealthy canes in early spring. Prune to where 5 leaflets are on the stem to encourage fuller growth.

Voodoo Hybrid Tea Rose Spacing

Voodoo Hybrid Tea Rose is lovely used as a single showy specimen or planted in groups for an impactful colorful display. When planting in groups, allow for adequate spacing between each plant and surrounding structures, spacing it 3-4 feet apart to ensure plenty of airflow.