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 Bourbon
1843 Originally known as ‘Queen of Beauty and Fragrance’ this rose
received its present name when one of the Grand Dukes of Russia
obtained a specimen from the gardens at Malmaison for the Imperial
Garden in St. Petersburg. ‘Souvenir de la Malmaison’ produces large,
flat, quartered blossoms with petals of pale, almost flesh colored
pink, and a delightful fragrance. The compact bush rarely grows more
than three feet, seemingly spending all its energy on blooming rather
than growing.
3 to 4 feet Z6-9 R Fr lp
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 Pioneer
1998 This striking rose was bred at the Antique Rose Emporium and named
in honor of a notable 18th century nurseryman. The intensely cerise
pink, semi-double blooms make a bold statement in the garden. It is a
wonderful specimen for a mixed planting or large container and is
useful near a walkway where its fragrance and thornless nature can be
appreciated.
3 to 4 feet Z6-9 R Fr dp
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 Bourbon
1868 Beautiful, high-centered, cerise-pink flowers with an overwhelming
Bourbon fragrance make this climbing rose a knockout in spring and
fall. The canes are thornless and the dark green foliage is thick and
very healthy, displaying coppery purple new growth making a vivid
contrast with the pink blossoms. A perfect rose to train up a porch
column where you will pass it often, or for use where children may be
playing. Although this climber has been promoted as a shade grower and
bloomer, we cannot support that statement.
8 to 15 feet Z6-9 R Fr mp
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