- Group
- English Shrub Rose
- Breeder
- David Austin, United Kingdom, 2015
- Bud shape
- Wide, oval; buds sugary pink
- Open flower
- Large cupped rosette; at first loosely cupped, with a “star” of petals in the centre; diameter 9–11 cm
- Centre
- When fully open, golden stamens are visible
- Colour
- Mid-pink, lightening towards the edges; fading to a dusty pink-lilac tone
- Fullness
- Very double — up to 160 petals
- Flower carriage
- Both singly and in small clusters of 3–5
- Flowering
- Repeat flowering in flushes, from mid-June to early winter
- Fragrance
- Strong — myrrh: fresh and citrusy at first; in full bloom warm, peppery-spicy, with notes of sandalwood and clove
- Hips
- Hardly sets hips (very double, repeat-flowering)
- Habit
- Upright, bushy, vigorous, well proportioned
- Branching
- Good
- Shoots
- Sturdy; there is also a standard (tree) form with an arching habit
- Thorns
- Rarely few thorns — convenient for cutting.
- Dimensions
- 120–150 cm tall × 90–120 cm wide
- Support
- Not needed — a self-supporting bush
- Foliage
- Dark to mid green, semi-glossy, deeply toothed, healthy
- Resistance
- High overall resistance; reliable even in cool climates
- Variations of the variety
- No sports recorded