Light crimson buds gradually open to reveal a rich, deep velvety crimson, while the outer petals remain a lighter shade, adding depth and contrast to the bloom.
The large flowers begin in a cupped form and gradually flatten to a more open shape over time, exposing the central stigma and stamens. The plant forms a broad, well-structured shrub with strong disease resistance.
Its foliage is mid-green, with young leaves emerging in a striking red-bronze tone. The fragrance is strong and old-fashioned in character, enriched with notes of blueberry and damson, adding a fruity dimension to its classic rose scent.
