This plant is said to grow outdoors in the following regions:
Santa Clara, California
Dallas, Georgia
Lombard, Illinois
Camden, Maine
Sparks, Nevada
Hudson, New York
Checotah, Oklahoma
Portland, Oregon
North Augusta, South Carolina
Tyler, Texas
Suffolk, Virginia
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One of my favorite roses. Love the continuous fragrant blooms and disease resistant and drought tolerant. Propagates easily and comes int...Read More
This rose actually smells bad to me... I probably have different scent receptors but to me it smells like burning rubber.
Other fl...Read More
Beautiful rose with a wonderful myrrh smell. Lovely cupped blooms in the most delicate of pink shades. I bought mine from Regan Nursery. ...Read More
I toured the Tyler (Texas) Rose Garden and this was the most beautiful of many, many beautiful roses. I have to buy this for my garden.
Like out of a 17th century painting! My wife and I love this rose. It is perfectly cupped, fragrant, and a lovely shade of pink. What's m...Read More
My first David Austin Rose. No disease, astonishingly pretty and wonderfully fragrant. Substantial growth and flowering the first season...Read More
According to David Austin's 2009 Handbook of Roses, the name of this rose comes from Shakespeare's play 'Richard II'.
Beautifully delicate and ever blooming. Wish I had a couple more.
In my opinion, a perfect bloom. It is soft pink with an open cup which shows bright yellow stamens. Picture perfect and disease resistant.