This rose bush is well resistant against diseases and a remontant flowering.

Very original and perfumed variety

Old and modern rose at the same time !

‘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

Resist well to the gel. Sun exposure

The obverse of the petal is purple whereas the reverse is more white with some shades of purple.

In flower in June-July, this rosebush hates the rain but demands a lot of water during the warm summers. Certain years, it is a martyr of the powdery mildew

Disease free with deep red foliage in the early spring

The flower-bearing, strong set, be afraid a little the rigorous winters and prefer the regions where the summer is not too much

Flowers are very perfumed

Very resistant to diseases, in particular black spot and mildew

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