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You would be hard pressed to find any better rose to carry the name of England's beloved monarch than this American turning-point in roses. This first and finest Grandiflora adorns gardens all over the world with a profusion of pleasing pink buds and large blooms on long-stemmed clusters. Proven consistent performer. Lots of color.
| Class: | Grandiflora |
| Flower Color: | Clear pink |
| Bloom: | Medium-large |
| Petal Count: | About 35 |
| Fragrance: | Light tea fragrance |
| Plant Height: | 5-10 feet |
| Growth Habit: | Upright |
| Hardiness Zones: | 5b–9b |
| Hybridizer: | Dr. Walter Lammerts |
| Year Introduced: | 1955 |
| Awards: | AARS 1955 |
| Parentage: | Charlotte Armstrong x Floradora |
You would be hard pressed to find any better rose to carry the name of England's beloved monarch than this American turning-point in roses. This first and finest Grandiflora adorns gardens all over the world with a profusion of pleasing pink buds and large blooms on long-stemmed clusters. Proven consistent performer. Lots of color.
| Class: | Grandiflora |
| Flower Color: | Clear pink |
| Bloom: | Medium-large |
| Petal Count: | About 35 |
| Fragrance: | Light tea fragrance |
| Plant Height: | 5-10 feet |
| Growth Habit: | Upright |
| Hardiness Zones: | 5b–9b |
| Hybridizer: | Dr. Walter Lammerts |
| Year Introduced: | 1955 |
| Awards: | AARS 1955 |
| Parentage: | Charlotte Armstrong x Floradora |