Veilchenblau Rose Her fragrance is that of

Her fragrance is that of an expensive perfume

deep-green foliage that will stand out in any garden or vase

well-rounded

The blooms are borne singularly and in clusters on this continually blooming plant

Her blooms are silvery pink with a deeper flush decorated with loose and semi-double

Veilchenblau Rose Her fragrance is that ofIntroduced in 1909, Veilchenblau was advertised as the bluest rose you could find. Her small, semi double, 1 blooms feature 9 12 petals of purple violet with white streaks. She matures to lilac blue and finally fades to lilac on this once blooming plant. Veilchenblau can appear more blue than purple at times, especially in partial shade. She is nearly thornless, shade tolerant, and has a strong citrus or apple fragrance. Choose this rose for sunny or