- Group
- Hybrid Musk
- Breeder
- Louis Lens, 1989
- Bud shape
- Small, pink, resembling a miniature rose
- Open flower
- Globular cupped; diameter 5–8 cm
- Centre
- Yellowish
- Colour
- Bud bright pink – opens into a white cup with a pink tinge at the edges; the first flowers of the season are pinker
- Fullness
- Moderately full, 26–40 petals
- Flower carriage
- In dense spherical clusters of 20–40+ flowers — 'a ready-made bouquet on a stem'
- Flowering
- In flushes from June to September, very abundantly
- Fragrance
- Light, delicate musk with an apricot note
- Hips
- Rare, because it flowers constantly
- Habit
- Upright, vigorous shrub
- Branching
- Strong
- Shoots
- Sturdy; they hold heavy clusters without drooping
- Thorns
- Few prickles — typical of the Lens series.
- Dimensions
- 120–150 cm high × 90–150 cm wide; can be trained as a low climber up to 2 m
- Support
- Does not need support — the shrub is self-supporting (support is needed only for climbing varieties)
- Foliage
- Medium green, glossy, dark
- Resistance
- High — traditionally so for Hybrid Musks
- Variations of the variety
- Triploid — a rare feature