Champneys Pink Cluster 1811

Description:

Clusters of small, light pink, double flowers carry one of the sweetest perfumes in the rose world. It makes a handsome, rather mounding shrub, or it can be displayed on a pillar, fence or trellis. 4 to 8 feet Z6-9 R Fr

Habitat:

Garden in wildlife habitat yard.

Notes:

After being lost to commerce for many years, this earliest Noisette was re-identified from a plant sent to the Huntington Botanical Gardens of California in the early 1970s.