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Rosa 'Clotilde Soupert'
A round cabbage rose of creamy white petals with just the slightest touches of pink in the center of its 100 petals. The flowers, which are unusually large for a Polyantha, open from nearly spherical buds. Very fine fragrance. Grows 3-4 feet and is dense.
Texas wildlife habitat garden.
I usually lose the first bloom of this rose to thrip, however this year it seems to be blooming early and very successfully. Enjoy :)
Spotted on Mar 22, 2013
Submitted on Mar 28, 2013
2 Comments
This is a very tough rose. Blooms all season, so the early case of thrip only briefly slows its beauty. Fragrance is fantastic. :)
That first shot really does look like a pink cabbage cut in half :)...an extremely pretty cabbage though!! I'm glad it survived so we got to see it.