- Group
- English (Austin); shrub
- Breeder
- David Austin, 2005
- Bud shape
- Round, pink, with reddish edges
- Open flower
- Deeply cupped, globular, old-fashioned type; ~8 cm
- Centre
- Tightly packed with petals
- Colour
- Rich pink with a lilac tint; paler outer petals
- Fullness
- Very double, ~90–150 petals
- Flower carriage
- In small clusters, gracefully nodding
- Flowering
- Repeat flowering in flushes, summer – autumn
- Fragrance
- Rich old-rose scent, with a hint of citrus
- Flower durability
- A large, heavy cup on an arching stem
- Habit
- Upright, rounded, bushy, with arching, drooping canes
- Branching
- Good
- Shoots
- Arching
- Thorns
- Moderate number of thorns.
- Dimensions
- ~125 × 125 cm
- Support
- Does not need
- Foliage
- Semi-glossy, medium green; young growth reddish
- Resistance
- Good disease resistance (according to sources)
- Use
- Mixed border, groups, planting along a fence as a pink accent