Centennial Star suits gardeners who care about bloom shape and a more formal rose presence. Its colour, scent, and upright habit should be judged together before choosing a visible planting spot.
Cultivar overview
Centennial Star is a hybrid tea rose from Meiland. Introduced in 1996, it is best understood through its black red colour, light scent profile, and repeat bloom habit. Its light fragrance keeps the focus on bloom colour, form, and garden placement. Repeat flowering makes it easier to plan for more than one moment of interest during the season.
Garden character and use
Its hybrid tea character suits gardeners who want a clearer bloom outline and an upright plant that can hold attention near paths or seating areas. At about 4 ft by 3 ft, it needs a position where mature growth will not feel crowded. Its black red colour gives it a strong, dramatic colour presence for gardeners who want the bloom to read from a distance.
Bloom, fragrance, and care notes
Centennial Star is useful when repeat bloom matters more than one dramatic flush. With petal count noted as 50-70, the bloom has a useful clue to fullness and shape. Consistent watering, sun, and room for airflow will help keep the plant easier to enjoy through the season.