Shrub rose
The rose is literally covered with clusters of flowers with wavy petals. The blooms are cup-shaped, double (20–30 petals), 6–8 cm in diameter. The color is iridescent, gradually changing as it opens — from crimson-pink to light pink over time. The bud in half-bloom is bright red on the outside and yellow on the reverse. The fragrance is light. Flowering occurs in large clusters, abundant and continuous. The bush is strong, branching, and upright. The foliage is dark green, glossy. High winter hardiness and strong disease resistance.
Origin: Dominique Massad, France, 2009
Color: Crimson-pink with yellow reverse
Fragrance: Light
Height: 100–120 cm
Width: 80 cm
Flower size: 6–8 cm
Flowers per stem: 5–10
Blooming: Recurrent
Disease resistance: +++
