- Group
- English Shrub Rose
- Breeder
- David Austin, 2002
- Bud shape
- Round, pink
- Open flower
- Deeply cupped; diameter ~9 cm (up to 9–12 cm)
- Centre
- Tightly filled with numerous petals
- Colour
- Soft, luminous pink that gradually shades into lilac-pink
- Fullness
- Exceptionally double, up to 200 petals
- Flower carriage
- In large clusters
- Flowering
- Repeat flowering in flushes from late spring to early winter
- Fragrance
- Moderate — pleasant, with a note of myrrh
- Hips
- Usually cut off to encourage repeat flowering
- Habit
- Vigorous, spreading, well branched
- Branching
- Good
- Shoots
- Strong, flexible
- Thorns
- Approximate; no precise data on prickles in sources.
- Dimensions
- As a bush 120–150 × 100–130 cm; as a climber — up to 245–250 cm tall
- Support
- Can be grown as a low climber — wall/fence ~3 m, obelisk, support
- Foliage
- Medium-sized, semi-glossy, dark green; 7 leaflets
- Resistance
- Good — disease resistant, tolerates rain
- Variations of the variety
- Flexible use — a large shrub or a low climber; a flower with exceptional fullness (up to 200 petals)