Sweet Briar Rose pastel " The new shoots of

" The new shoots of foliage are plum colored

The bush is erect and is covered in bright green foliage

Well scented and luscious in arrangements

This Australian bred rose by Alister Clark produces a full (50 petals) fragrant rose on a very small

Sweet Briar Rose pastel " The new shoots ofPrior to 1551 5 to 8 foot shrub or 10 to 15 foot climber Known as the "Sweet Briar Rose" because of the strongly apple scented leaves, this is a favorite English native that has been recorded in literature from Chaucer to Shakespeare. R. eglanteria, or 'Eglanteria', has been common in cottage gardens on both sides of the Atlantic because it is not only hardy but always fragrant, whether or not it is in bloom. The rambling shrub is large, thorny, and