I'm right there with you on this one, Bart! Let's see what everyone says.. I have such limited space and would only give room for a once bloomer if it is really, REALLY special, and I'm biased to pink, cabbage blooms!!

Thanks Oldrosarian! I hijacked this thread because I've been looking at this rose for nearly a year.. im glad I found that Bart was also interested in it.. do you have any photos?

Any updates/comments on Coupe d'Hebe? In the catalogue of Francia Thauvin, they, too, describe it as having "feilliage vert clair",as opposed to "vert noiratre"! Also,Lynette/oldrosarian what exactly do you mean by a "rich diet"? What do you serve YOUR roses? How exactly do you provide a rich diet for a rose? I am very interested in knowing details, since I struggle so much with soil issues in my garden, and am trying to focus a lot on soil improvement.

Coupe d'hebe is still in my shopping cart.. I know I'll get it one day soon, but other roses have grabbed my attention first. Also, I'm waiting for more roses to get re-stocked with Heirloom because of their strange shipping policy now.. probbably will be my last order with them with all the changes that happened sadly

Hello, curious if you ever got this rose and how it's doing?

I just don’t understand the hesitation. This is a stunning rose that has been cultivated for centuries. Buy it, plant it, care for it. Enjoy it. The fragrance in unparalleled.

Hi Mary, I have a cope D'Hebe growing right now. It's a tiny little thing, but I'm treating her with kid gloves and lots of attention. She's doing great! Can't wait until she matures and I can brag on her!! 😊🌹