- Group
- English rose (David Austin); large shrub rose
- Breeder
- David Austin, 1982
- Bud shape
- Small, apricot
- Open flower
- Very full rosette, many small flowers in large clusters; ~6 cm
- Centre
- Dense, rosette-shaped
- Colour
- Deep apricot, fading to a lighter shade
- Fullness
- Very full
- Flower carriage
- In large clusters at the tips of arching canes
- Flowering
- A lavish first flush in early summer; weak / sporadic repeat
- Fragrance
- Fruity (raspberry + tea rose), moderate strength
- Flower durability
- A spectacular mass flush
- Habit
- Very large, spreading, with long arching canes
- Branching
- Dense
- Shoots
- Long, arching
- Thorns
- The canes are covered in bright red thorns.
- Dimensions
- As a bush ~180×150 cm; as a climber up to ~2.5–4 m
- Support
- As a climber — a support (fence, wall, arch); as a bush — no
- Foliage
- Dark green, semi-glossy; young foliage bronze
- Resistance
- Mostly resistant; in wet weather it may be affected by powdery mildew
- Use
- A fence, a large arch, a wall or a specimen shrub rose