About the name
Name. Notre-Dame du Rosaire (in Ukraine it is written 'Notre-Dame du Rozer'). Origin: bred by Dominique Massad for the Guillot nursery (Générosa series), France, 2009. Photo: official photo from the Guillot nursery (roses-guillot.com)
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Shrub rose; GénérosaApricot and orange
Notre-Dame du Rosaire
Warm orange-pink flower clusters with a white reverse and a juicy fruity scent.
Synonyms: Notre-Dame du Rosaire · Massad
Variety profile
Flowering
Abundant, repeat-flowering through the season
Plant size
90–120 cm
- Habit
- Spreading, well-branched bush
- Dimensions
- 0.9–1.2 m
- Support
- Not needed
Fragrance
Strong, fruity
Strong fruity — mango, citrus, verbena, ginger.
Sun
Full sun or light partial shade
Foliage
Healthy, dark green, glossy.
All characteristics in a table
- Group
- Shrub rose; Générosa
- Flower shape
- Double rosette of old-fashioned type
- Colour
- Warm orange-pink with a white petal reverse
- Flower size
- Medium
- Clusters
- In generous clusters
- Flowering
- Abundant, repeat-flowering through the season
- Fragrance
- Strong fruity — mango, citrus, verbena, ginger
- Habit
- Spreading, well-branched bush
- Dimensions
- 0.9–1.2 m
- Foliage
- Healthy, dark green, glossy
- Resistance
- Good winter hardiness; good disease resistance
- Support
- Not needed
- Use
- Mixed border, warm colour accent, romantic garden
- Care
- Undemanding; feeding and removing spent flowers
Colour scheme
Warm orange-pink, with a white reverse to the petals
Rose neighbours
Lady Emma Hamiltontangerine apricot
Bathshebacreamy apricot
Notting Hillsoft pink-apricot
Blue for Yousmoky purple · contrastPerennials to plant nearby
Neighbouring roses
More about the variety
- Use
- Mixed border, warm colour accent, romantic garden
- Care
- Undemanding; feeding and removing spent flowers
How to grow
Where to plant. As a warm colour accent in a mixed border, a romantic garden or a rose garden; it looks good beside blue-violet perennials. The highlight: a rare combination of warm orange-pink colour with a powerful fruity scent.
Care. Undemanding, with healthy foliage; regular feeding and removing spent flowers keep the flushes of bloom coming.
Frequently asked questions about Notre-Dame du Rosaire
How many times a season does Notre-Dame du Rosaire flower?
Abundant, repeat-flowering through the season.
How big does Notre-Dame du Rosaire grow?
90–120 cm tall.
How much sun does Notre-Dame du Rosaire need?
Sun; full sun or light partial shade.
What does Notre-Dame du Rosaire smell like?
Strong fruity — mango, citrus, verbena, ginger.