This is a Floribunda as it's listed but here I'd think better to list it as either a climbing floribunda or miniflora.  It tends to put up 4 -5 foot canes here and produces a multitude of lateral growth much in the character of a climber.  Perhaps in the cooler climates  of Canada or the northern US it is more accurately though of as a "bush" rose but here in the south it's much more vigorous than that. 

  The foliage is rich and dark, healthy for us with little care.  The gorgeous blooms of apricot or peachy pink are produced liberally in spring.  I have noticed a "lot" or repeat in this variety but I rather think it's only a matter of dead-heading being required.

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