Rose Abbaye de Valsaintes was created by the French breeder Francois Dorieux II in 2006. This hybrid tea variety got its name in honor of the Valcent Abbey, located in the south of France.
Rose flowers have a large antique shape and a pale pink color. They are moderately terry and consist of 21 petals. The flowers are arranged either singly or in inflorescences that contain from one to three flowers per stem. The diameter of the flower reaches 14 cm.
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The bush of this rose grows to a height of 80-100 cm, which allows the variety to be used for growing in flower beds and mixborders. The rose is also ideal for use as a cut flower, for single and group plantings.
Pink, old-fashioned blooms with a strong fragrance of citrus, lily of the valley, and rose oil. Blooms throughout the season.
ReplyDeleteThis is an exquisite hybrid tea rose variety created by the renowned French breeder François Dorieux II and introduced in 2006. The variety is named after the famous French Abbey of Valsaintes, known for its unique rose garden.
ReplyDeleteLarge, soft or pale pink, and very double (with about 21 petals), they feature a charming, old-fashioned cupped shape. They may appear singly on the stems or in small clusters.
ReplyDeleteThe variety's crowning glory. The rose possesses a very strong, rich fragrance with distinct notes of citrus, lily of the valley, and classic rose oil.
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