Safrano disease resistant This would explain its lovely

This would explain its lovely soft buttery yellow coloration

little pink buds earned 'Cecile Brunner' its nickname

this is a good candidate for a container

This vigorous and tall shrub of six feet produces 2 1/2 inch flowers of soft pink from spring through fall

Safrano disease resistant This would explain its lovely1839 4 to 6 feet Though its parents are unknown, Safrano is recorded by Roy Shepherd as "the result of the first successful attempt to control parentage by hand pollination", thereby introducing a new era in rose breeding. This rose has double, well scented flowers of bright fawn, with long pointed buds. It was once described exhibiting "lovely buds of sunset coloring saffron to apricot in the bud, changing to pale buff A pretty and hardy variety,