Perhaps the best mauve rose, ever. Powerfully fragrant blossoms are frilly, and petals surround a boss of golden yellow stamens. Bushes are low growers, and foliage is dark and plentiful. Ivory petals are heavily edged cinnabar-red, which intensifies as flowers mature. Plants are naturally rounded and free bloomers.
Form is nice, too, as is the bright green, disease resistant foliage.
Blossoms are a wondrous combination of apricot, salmon, and orange. Although only lightly fragrant, blossoms are ruby red, perfectly formed, and arranged in large, heavy trusses. Foliage remains mahogany red until just before blooms mature, then it turns dark green. S Fragrant Apricot Petals of the apricot buds take on shades of copper as they mature. M French Lace Lightly fragrant ivory to pastel apricot blossoms have flawless form and occur in sprays of from three to a dozen blooms each.