| Class: | Tea | |
| Bloom: | Medium pink | |
| Size: | 3 - 4 ft. tall | |
| Introduced: | Beales, 1982 | |
| This rose was found in China and reintroduced in 1982. Although classified as a tea rose, it's growth habit is more like that of an early hybrid tea - upright with strong canes and much less branching than tea roses. Huge globular buds open to very full rounded flowers. Outer petals are recurved and pointed. The flowers are fragrant and quite impressive. Zones 7-9. | ||
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