What beautiful shading! She's lovely.

She's quite changeable -- and quite white, when the weather is hot. But we are having cool, foggy, "May Gray"/"June Gloom" weather, so she keeps all of her delicate color.

Growing her in BIG pots, she's high enough up to smell without getting on my knees.

Wow! Another beautiful found(?) rose, Jeri. The colors are indeed wonderful. I'm fond of garden chameleons--full of surprises. I celebrate that she's disease free in your area. Carol

Yes. She was found in Roseville, CA (East of Sacramento). She seems to be a dwarf, and blooms like mad.

Wow! Disease-free, repeat-blooming, beautiful AND fragrant? Sign me up.

I wonder how she'd do in coastal SoCar? In a way, this is her ancestral home, right, since the original Noisettes came from Charleston?

How tall is dwarf?

The original plant in the cemetery is probably 20ish years old and is no taller than 4 feet. And we don't prune it other than to clean out dead wood occasionally. If you shaped/pruned, then it may be shorter.

Here is a link that might be useful: Roseville Noisettte on HMF