Pale blue does not occur naturally on a rose. This is not the rose's fault — the rose has been trying to go blue for centuries and the genetics have declined to cooperate. The Pale Blue English Rose is pale blue anyway, in ceramic, on a wall, completely unbothered by what the genetics have to say about it. The rose form is the classic cupped English rose, dense and layered, in a color it was never supposed to have and now cannot imagine being without. 4.53 inches across. One screw. No water.