Some websites say it's a salmon pink and then another said it was pale orange!Would love someone in the know to advise is it more pinky or is it more orangey.!How high did it grow in your garden and does it need support!Comments welcomed please.
mardi5,
Sep 6, 9:21am
I have one and it is pale pink
piquant,
Sep 6, 12:30pm
First flowers on mine are always pinker. With the main flushes of flowers they are pinkest at the petal tips trending down to an apricotty pink and right at the base is yellow. The overall impression is one of a slightly apricotty pink (but erring on the pink) and the scent is one of the best! It's a really good doer and repeat flowerer. No garden should be without one!
hindsfeet,
Sep 6, 12:32pm
google the name of the rose and then go on images
terrain1,
Nov 18, 6:38pm
mine is a pale apricot and really is lovely
trah,
Nov 19, 6:27am
Yep pink when first opening then going apricotty.Def. needs support - is a strong climber.But my FAVE rose!Lovely scent.
wheelz,
Nov 19, 8:25am
helpmefind.com is an awesome site when considering roses. With many pictures, comments on the rose, where to buy, parentage etc. here is a link to compassion on their site : http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php!l=2.1268 use the search button while under the rose category to have a good explore
matthews4,
Nov 9, 1:40am
This is my all time favourite rose - is a climber, and first one I had, I trained along a 4 x 2 fence support, and it flowered really well.Have read this is the best way to train climbing roses, for best flowering - I didn't know at the time, just only way to grow at that place.Have had it at 2 places I have owned since that one.took cuttings here, and keep one as a bush, and have 2 climbers.Fragrance is wonderful.
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