Syn:
Louis Philippe d’Angers, Mme de Stella
ARS
Rating:
8.5
Class: Bourbon
Date:
1851
Breeder:
Margottin, France
Blooms:
Double. Very double almost
camellia-like blooms. The round buds open into large, very double flowers
in a warm pink. They are cupped at first and then open into a round, flat
flower. The center petals are slightly ragged. This is one of the
most floriferous of roses and since the flowers are held on long stems, it is
good for cutting.
Bloom Frequency:
Repeats.
Color:
Deep pink. The center petals may have a lavender tint.
Fragrance:
Very Fragrant
Thorns:
Has maroon prickles.
Approximate
Height:
5’ x 4’. Can be used as a small climber if left unpruned.
Description
and Care:
Arching canes that are covered with soft,
olive green leaves. Growth is very vigorous.
Flowers are produced in clusters that can weigh down the branches and
produce the arching effect. Effective
as a pillar rose. The blooms are good as
cut flowers and it repeats very reliably. It can tolerate some shade.
Comments:
This rose is well adapted to warm climates but it does suffer from
blackspot.
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