This extremely healthy, free-flowering polyantha rose—released in 1920 and also known as ‘Chatillon Rose’, ‘Phalaenopsis’, and ‘Nearly Wild’—is a reliable and long-lasting garden performer.
It grows to about hip height and produces dense, large sprays of 25 to 45 single blooms, flowering almost continuously throughout the season.
An excellent choice for borders, it responds well to trimming and can even be maintained neatly with hedge clippers. The prominent stamens of its flowers are highly attractive to butterflies, adding extra life and movement to the garden.
