I won this miniature rose from a raffle ticket at the Peninsula Rose Society. It was labeled as “Figurine,” but according to the American Rose Society, this variety is classified as a white rose. Classification: Miniature Color: light pink Petal count: double Fragrance: none Year of introduction: 1991
Classification: Hybrid Tea Color: soft shade of pale pink Petal count: 30 Fragrance: moderate Year of introduction: 2007
Classification: English, Shrub Color: orange blend Petal count: 45 Fragrance: fruity Year of introduction: 2006
Classification: Floribunda Color: bright red with mustard yellow reverse Petal count: 17-25 Fragrance: medium Year of introduction: 2011
Classification: Floribunda Color: red with white streaks Petal count: 40 Fragrance: mild Year of introduction: 1987
Classification: English, Shrub Color: crimson and purple Petal count: 40+ Fragrance: strong Year of introduction: 1983
Classification: Hybrid Tea Color: burgundy red Petal count: 26-40 Fragrance: light Year of introduction: 2004
Classification: Hybrid Tea Color: apricot blend Petal count: 35-40 Fragrance: fruity Year of introduction: 1999
Classification: Grandiflora Color: red blend Petal count: 35 Fragrance: light Year of introduction: 1980
Classification: Hybrid Tea Color: yellow blend Petal count: 30-35 Fragrance: light Year of introduction: 1999
