The flowers are medium-sized and produced in clusters, typical of floribundas, and they display a dramatic mix of yellow, red, pink, and cream striping that changes as the bloom ages and with temperature. Each flower can look slightly different, giving the plant a “show-off” or patterned effect in the garden rather than a uniform colour. The bush itself is compact to medium in size, with healthy, glossy foliage and good repeat flowering through the season.

It was originally bred in the USA as “George Burns” and later marketed in Australia under the name Glamourpuss, which is now widely used in nurseries.

Fragrance: Glamourpuss is considered strongly fragrant, with a citrus-like, fruity perfume that is quite noticeable in the garden, especially on warm days.