An apricot counterpart to the world-famous ‘Cécile Brünner’, this rose produces miniature blooms along its slender, gracefully arching stems throughout the flowering season.
It develops into a stately plant reaching around 2 m in height and can also be trained as a climber on fences, used as a free-flowering hedge, or grown successfully in large tubs.
The plant features glossy red-brown stems that emerge continuously through the season, while the mature foliage shows excellent resistance to disease, ensuring a healthy and reliable performance in the garden.
