It produces large, high-centred blooms in soft blush pink tones with subtle cream or mauve undertones, depending on climate and maturity. The flowers are carried singly on long, strong stems, which is classic for hybrid teas and makes it excellent for cutting and floral work. The plant has an upright growth habit with repeat flowering through the season and is grown more for its refined bloom form and presentation than for mass clustered flowering.

In garden performance terms, it sits firmly in the hybrid tea category, meaning it produces structured, exhibition-style blooms rather than sprays, with a focus on stem length, shape, and bloom quality.

Fragrance: It is generally described as lightly fragrant to moderately fragrant, with a soft, clean rose scent rather than a strong perfume. Some growers note a gentle sweetness, but it’s not grown primarily for fragrance.

In short:

• Colour: soft blush pink with creamy/mauve undertones
• Form: classic high-centred hybrid tea
• Use: excellent cut flower / garden feature rose
• Fragrance: light, subtle, not overpowering