For more than a generation this dark red rose was the yardstick that all new introductions would eventually be measured against. A tall, robust plant produces a myriad of richly perfumed deep crimson blooms that regularly appear on show tables where springs are short and warm. Blossoms tend to move toward blue as they mature. It certainly belongs in the top ten all time favorites, particularly here in the United States. Hybridizer: Swim & Weeks, 1965
Bareroot Grafted Rose
Growing Zone: 6 to 10
Light Requirements: Full Sun
Grafted
Height: 5 ft to 7 ft
