- Group
- Climber; large-flowered
- Breeder
- Kordes, 1988
- Bud shape
- Dense, slightly pointed; cream with pink-carmine edges
- Open flower
- At first a deep cup, later a wide, full rosette 10–12 cm across
- Centre
- Cream petals folded tightly, the centre hardly visible
- Colour
- Two-tone: cream centre and a wide crimson-carmine edge; from a distance the bush looks redder
- Fullness
- A dense flower with 26–40 petals
- How it flowers on the shoot
- In small clusters of 3–7 flowers
- Flowering
- Abundant first flush in early summer, then repeat flowers until autumn
- Fragrance
- Very light or almost imperceptible
- Habit
- Upright climber, with straight, sturdy canes
- Branching
- Moderate, shaped by tying in
- Shoots
- Stiff, straight — easy to train along a support
- Dimensions
- 250–400 cm tall × 90–120 cm wide
- Support
- Needs support: arches, pergolas, walls, tall obelisks; without support it does not keep its shape
- Foliage
- Dark green, glossy, large, very healthy
- Resistance
- Large leathery leaves usually stay decorative for a long time; the dense canopy is not pressed flat against the wall