‘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

Winner of the Fragrance Award at the Rose Hills International Rose Trials in 2003

Winner of the Fragrance Award at the Rose Hills International Rose Trials in 2003

The long-stemmed beauties are borne in flushes throughout the season

Can support to be in a pot

The rosebush forms a big more angular bush than the rough rosebushes savage and its foliage is rougher. It is advisable for a copse of shrubs or in wide free hedge

The dark green glossy foliage is very resistant to diseases and clothes a healthy and vigorous plant

The dark green glossy foliage is very resistant to diseases and clothes a healthy and vigorous plant