Introducing a captivating new treasure for 2026, lovingly hybridized by Brad Jalbert.
This exquisite hybrid tea rose enchants with its delicate lilac-pink hues, gracefully shifting shades with the touch of the season’s temperature—each bloom a unique dance of soft lilac and tender pink tones. Its full, double blossoms are beautifully formed, opening like a whispered promise of elegance.
With a gentle tea rose fragrance kissed by subtle hints of vanilla, this rose charms the senses as much as the eyes. Its low thorn count makes it an exceptional choice for heartfelt bouquets, inviting you to gather its blooms with ease. Set against lush, deep glossy green foliage, each rose stands out in perfect harmonious contrast—an idyllic display of nature’s artistry.
Growing neatly to about three feet tall, it’s a refined addition to any garden or vase. Available in limited quantities during its debut year—embrace the chance to welcome this romantic bloom into your collection.
Pre order for spring 2026, 3 gallon pot size.
Introducing a captivating new treasure for 2026, lovingly hybridized by Brad Jalbert.
This exquisite hybrid tea rose enchants with its delicate lilac-pink hues, gracefully shifting shades with the touch of the season’s temperature—each bloom a unique dance of soft lilac and tender pink tones. Its full, double blossoms are beautifully formed, opening like a whispered promise of elegance.
With a gentle tea rose fragrance kissed by subtle hints of vanilla, this rose charms the senses as much as the eyes. Its low thorn count makes it an exceptional choice for heartfelt bouquets, inviting you to gather its blooms with ease. Set against lush, deep glossy green foliage, each rose stands out in perfect harmonious contrast—an idyllic display of nature’s artistry.
Growing neatly to about three feet tall, it’s a refined addition to any garden or vase. Available in limited quantities during its debut year—embrace the chance to welcome this romantic bloom into your collection.
Pre order for spring 2026, 3 gallon pot size.
