VIP Roses; a mocha-lilac cut rose in a muted 'Morandi' palette.
Mocha-lilac vintage Morandi palette
Vintage 'dusty' mocha-lilac tone; excellent health
Moderate, fruity.
Excellent (according to the grower).
The mocha tone is deeper in cool weather.
Dark green, healthy.
Muted pink-violet with a brown-mocha tint; a greenish edge on the outer petals
Coffee-lilac varieties in this group harmonise with the muted mocha-lilac of Notre Dame.
Silver and blue perennials bring out the vintage mocha tone:
For contrast beside the mocha-lilac: silver and sky blue:
Where to plant. For cutting and vintage flower arranging; in the garden, a warm sunny spot, looks good in groups.
Climate. A modern Dutch florist variety; winter hardiness is not documented; in Ukraine it is better with winter protection.
Care. As for a cut-flower or garden rose: sun, feeding. The mocha tone shows best in cool weather.
Name. 'Notre Dame' — the name refers to the Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris.
Breeding. VIP Roses (Netherlands); 2020; a bud mutation.
Significance. A modern Dutch florist variety with a striking muted mocha-lilac 'Morandi' palette and excellent health.
Repeat-flowering.
About 120 cm tall.
Overall resistance: 4 out of 5. Excellent resistance (according to the grower).
Sun; repeat flowering; the mocha tone is deeper in cool weather.
Moderate, fruity.
