| Class: | Noisette | |
| Bloom: | Light pink | |
| Size: | 5-8 ft. tall | |
| Introduced: | Champneys, 1811 | |
| Champneys' Pink Cluster is the rose that defined the noisette class. Bred in South Carolina by John Champneys, it resulted from a cross of the china rose Old Blush and Rosa moschata. Infused with a musky fragrance, the flowers bloom in clusters, reblooming throughout the season. Zones 7-9. | ||
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