She was bred in 1867 in Lyons, France, by Jean-Baptiste Guillot. La France' has long, pointed buds which yield to globe-shaped pink blooms. The three to four inch flowers have sixty petals. Growth is vigorous on three to four foot plants. Foliage is semi-glossy and may be prone to mildew.
Fragrance is good and reminiscent of lemon.
Blooms may be smaller or refuse to open in very hot weather. This very historic rose has the commendable qualities of good health, fragrant flowers, and generous re-bloom. Inc. Learn more about our web design services . All rights reserved.