The blooms are symmetrically quartered and fully double, opening in a soft buff shade that gradually deepens into an apricot-orange tone as they mature in the sun.
The plant produces stems covered in glossy foliage, with each stem carrying one or sometimes up to three of these highly fragrant flowers.
If spent blooms are not regularly removed, the rose will develop into a large, vigorous specimen and can even be trained to grow on a pillar or pergola for an impressive display.
