Lady Of The Lake Ground Cover The leaves are shiny but

The leaves are shiny but have the typical Rugosa wrinkling

In any sense

(no need to deadhead) this summer bloomer

Since it is an almost thorn-less rose it is great for a pillar or arch close to your walkway or deck

Lady Of The Lake Ground Cover The leaves are shiny butIts pretty, semi double flowers, each about 2 across, are held in sprays on long, slender and flexible stems. They are a pale pink color and of open formation, each exposing a nice boss of golden stamens. They have a fresh citrus fragrance. Named after the ruler of Avalon in the Arthurian legend. She also plays a pivotal role in Sir Walter Scotts famous poem of the same name. Grafted