I'll look it up on hmf..I like the color and the shape. Reminds me of the color of Chartreuse de Parme. That one also lasts a long time, stays fragrant and pretty for I'm thinking ten days on the plant.

...richly coloured and prettily arranged Ingrid...and I'm always as much captivated by your porcelain as the roses...

... I had to look it up as it's not available here, which is a shame as apparently it is rain resistant and I'm always looking out for those...

Interesting breeding, from seedlings of Cecile Brunner..

It would appear members are having problems posting photos at the moment, I'm delighted yours got through...

I love your bouquet of charming Pink Rosette and its elegant setting. I'm happy to learn about Pink Rosette's qualities. My bouquets don't last very long, and a rose like PR would be a welcome addition. Diane

This is also my second try at posting; houzz seems to be having issues lately.

erasmus, it must be the difference in climate and humidity, because no rose has ever come close to lasting ten days for me. I suspect Diane in Idaho has a similarly dry climate which is death on roses in the house, especially when it's the least bit warm. I would say this is my longest-lasting rose, but it was also picked after some rainy days, which probably plumped it up more than usual. The blooms are not large, but they often come in clusters.

Thank you, Marlorena. I can attest to its doing well in the rain since we have luckily had rain lately, and my tea roses, what's left of them, turned mushy, but not this little trouper. The petals are quite sturdy and thick, and also don't stick to each other.

Other fine qualities include very few thorns and a compact bush. This rose is almost too good to be true. If you remove the terminal bud when it's first forming, the whole huge spray blooms together as a massive bouquet.