Puerto Rico exceptionally fragrant This rose has been named

This rose has been named to commemorate the sesquicentennial of the city of Rockwall

mass plantings

pink flowers have a ruffled edge and open to a flat

it is a real eye-catcher

It is ideally suited as a container rose or planted in the front of a perennial border where its striking color of pink with a touch of salmon can be enjoyed

Puerto Rico exceptionally fragrant This rose has been namedUnknown 4 to 6 feet The fine rosarian, Mrs. Cleo Barnwell, obtained a start of this plant from Jose Marrero in Puerto Rico. Narrower than many Tea bushes in habit, "Puerto Rico" retains the typical good health and sturdy growth of the class. The medium sized, very fragrant flowers bloom in loose clusters of three, opening from a cupped shape to nearly flat. The color is creamy white with just a hint of apricot pink, and is a lovely addition to floral