Chloris (Descemet, France, before 1815)

The corollas are double pairs of powder pink petals that turn white. The plant, almost without thorns, grows long, slender and the branches open under the weight of the flowers, forming a cascade of fragrant pompoms. A very charming rose bush. Recommended for those who appreciate soft shrubs, for informal gardens or the back of mixed borders. Tolerates partial shade and semi-neglect. Of unique flowering. Cm 200×200.