| Class: | Noisette | |
| Bloom: | Light pink | |
| Size: | 4 - 6 ft. tall | |
| Introduced: | About 1817 | |
| There seem to be two plants known as Blush Noisette. The foliage of this one resembles tea-noisette crosses more than Champney's Pink Cluster, the parent rose of Blush Noisette. This large shrubby noisette produces blush pink semi-double cupped and scented blooms repeatedly all season. Flowers are larger and looser than those on Blush Noisette #2. This form can grow as tall as 7 ft. if never pruned, but is easy kept to a 4-5' shrub. Zones 7-9. | ||
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