Wisteria
The flowers are initially creamy white with a dull yellow spot in the center of the flower and a rich rose-pink border of all the petals, later they fade. The flowers flourish, arranged in inflorescences and are excellent cut flowers. They open from long buds and look most beautiful in half-bloom, they are large, full (20-25 petals), with the shape of hybrid tea roses, fragrant. Foliage dark green, shiny. The bush grows vertically, branched, with relatively strong shoots. It is also grown as a string rose. A hardy, abundantly flowering variety. It suffers a little from black spots on the leaves, so it is necessary to spray for prevention. Awards: Portland 1975.
