Rose of Rosalie™ Yellow this rose was introduced in

this rose was introduced in France in 1872

A vigorous plant with pale blue flowers that open in June and as Autumn approaches turn upside down showing their pink underside

Mme Dubost is a lovely repeat blooming Bourbon Rose that will provide a beautiful splash of color in your garden

Charles Darwin®’s blooms are some of the largest to be found in the English Roses

She pushes out small

Rose of Rosalie™ Yellow this rose was introduced inA beautiful Hybrid Tea by Jalbert, Rose of Rosalie produces delightful clusters of 2 4 blooms per stem in creamy white with peach undertones. She is extremely fragrant with a true rose perfume. We love her low thorn count and bright, glossy foliage. She has a very rounded growth habit on a well branched plant, averaging 3 4 x 3 4'.