- Group
- Climber (Large-Flowered Climber)
- Breeder
- Kordes, 2016
- Bud shape
- Round, pink
- Open flower
- Old-fashioned, cup-shaped, quartered, very double; ~7 cm, in sprays
- Centre
- Densely packed, quartered
- Colour
- Rich pink, with a slightly darker petal reverse
- Fullness
- Very double, ~50–90 petals
- Flower carriage
- In sprays
- Flowering
- Repeat in flushes through the season
- Fragrance
- Strong, fruity — green apple, lemon/citrus, myrrh, raspberry (Parfuma series)
- Flower durability
- A fragrant quartered flower, striking on a support
- Habit
- A vigorous climber; shoots for supports, fences, arches, obelisks
- Branching
- Good
- Shoots
- Long, flexible
- Thorns
- Data on thorns is incomplete.
- Dimensions
- ~200–240 cm high × ~100–120 cm wide
- Support
- Needed: fences, arches, obelisks, walls
- Foliage
- Medium / dark green, healthy, somewhat glossy
- Resistance
- High (according to the breeder; 'low-maintenance' Parfuma series)
- Use
- Fences, arches, obelisks, walls