‘Adélaide d’Orléans’ tolerates poorer soils than most roses, but it grows best in well-drained, fertile, humus-rich soil that is neutral to slightly acidic

This rosebush adapts itself well to the marine climate

The shrub can empty slightly in the foot, thus place in front of him a beautiful bundle of Nepeta mussinii " Six Hill Giants "

Can support to be in a pot

Very resistant, supporting a poor ground

To be safe to succeed with this rosebush, it is necessary to watch to give to it an exposure sheltered from the bad weather and a rich ground

The foliage which wraps widely the low part of the rosebush is dense and very healthy

In the South, where it succeeds particularly well, this rosebush reaches unequalled proportions and can become enlightened by climbing

The actress Sophie De La Rochefoucault-who was the descendent of sponsors- agreed to be the sponsor of this new variety.