| Class: | Noisette | |
| Bloom: | Light pink | |
| Size: | 6-8 ft. tall | |
| Introduced: | About 1817 | |
| There seem to be two plants known as Blush Noisette. The foliage of this one more closely resembles that of it's parent rose, Champney's Pink Cluster, than the other - it has smaller, lighter green leaves. Roses are are smallish semi-double pale to light pink and intensely fragrant. Flowers are borne in profusion in spring and sparesely thereafter. It can be grown as a large shrub or small pillar rose. (ARE form) Zones 7-9. | ||
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