Peer Gynt Roses.

Plant Details: Peer Gynt possesses the basic ingredients of a successful bedding rose--attractive blooms which appear early in the season and continue to appear throughout the summer and autumn. The compact bush is taller than average and well clothed with large leaves. The edges of the petals turn pink with age, providing a colourful garden display, but this variety is not really for the show bench as the blooms are open-cupped. Weak mildew resistance is the only serious problem. Bloom: 40 petals, Canary yellow, flushed pink Large, Slightly fragrant. Foliage: Medium green, Matt. Health: Prone to disease. Growth: Vigorous, Bushy. Awards: RNRS, B. This video is from nature. All original colours, not from effect.