Rosa Ballerina

The 'Ballerina Rose' is a beautiful bush with clustered flowers. The single corolla roses bloom in clusters, giving the impression of large bouquets. It is a pink and white creation that blooms from early summer until autumn.

This vigorous shrub rose resists the usual enemies of roses, and it does not require pruning apart from the removal of dead wood. It develops in a very elegant manner, with its branches slightly bending under the weight of the flowers. Use it in a flower bed with a few tall perennials, for example. It is also suitable for use in a free hedge with other flowering bushes. It should be noted that it also performs very well in semi-shaded situations.

This 'Ballerina' Rose belongs to the family of moschata hybrids. The creations derived from Rosa moschata, or musk rose, have inherited its good vigour as well as its characteristic bouquet-like flowering that remains continuous throughout the summer. These roses also have a subtle musky fragrance that is very pleasant but discreet.

Bentall 1937 creation