- Group
- English (Austin); English Climbing
- Breeder
- David Austin, 2000
- Bud shape
- Round, pink
- Open flower
- Very dense rosette, slightly domed; 8–10 cm
- Centre
- Tightly packed, neatly arranged petals
- Colour
- Warm pink in the centre, pale pink edges
- Fullness
- Very double, about 100–130 petals
- Flower carriage
- Singly and in small clusters
- Flowering
- Repeat-flowering in waves, from late spring to frost
- Fragrance
- Soft old-rose scent, light to moderate
- Flower durability
- A large, striking rosette
- Habit
- Vigorous, upright; long, slightly arching canes
- Branching
- Good
- Shoots
- Long, flexible
- Thorns
- Almost thornless: a great advantage for arches, walls and fences.
- Dimensions
- As a shrub about 150 × 120 cm; as a climber up to about 3.75 m
- Support
- As a climber it needs support (arches, fences, walls); as a shrub, no
- Foliage
- Medium green, healthy
- Resistance
- Very good; reputation for being 'disease-free'
- Use
- A fence, arch, wall or a large shrub