Roza 'Pierre de Ronsard

Rose 'Pierre de Ronsard' (scientific name: Roza 'Pierre de Ronsard') is a small shrub in the rose family. Its parents are Danse des Sylphes × Handel and Kalinka Climbing, and it was created by Jacques Mouchotte (Mayen, France) in 1988.
Flowers are large, cupped to cupped. It is a popular variety whose flowers are pink in the center of the petals and become lighter to white on the outside.

Variety name: Rose 'Pierre de Ronsard', also known as Eden Rose 88, scientific name: Danse des Sylphes × Handel × Kalinka Climbing or Roza 'Pierre de Ronsard', year of cultivation: 1988, cultivator: Jacques Mouchotte (Mayen (France)), registered name: Rosa `Meiviolin´, rose strain: Large flowered climber strain (LCl), height: 3 m, flowering: large one season, flower color: pink, flower diameter: 10-12 cm, flower shape: cupped to quarter-rosette Flowering style: large, one season blooms; flower diameter: 10-12 cm; flower shape: cupped to quarter rosette; fragrance: slightly damask-like; uses: for arches, fences, and walls.

Rose diameter and the relationship between large, medium and small flowers
Very small 1-3 cm

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