BACK! The Enfant de France rose grows fragrant clusters of light pink flowers which darken in the center, and have the texture of satin. The very full and old-fashioned flowers have reflexed petals and resemble a peony as the blossom matures. One of the most beloved Hybrid Perpetuals, it does need space as it reaches 4′ – 6′ in height, and prefers to grow in a more protected area. For helpful rose care tips the Enfant de France rose, please visit our Rose Care page. Classification Historic Roses, Hybrid Perpetual Roses Repeat Bloomer Repeat Blooming Colour Light Pink Bloom Size Large Bloom Shape Open-Cupped, Quartered Petal Count Full (26-40 petals) Fragrance Very Fragrant Plant Form Bushy Plant Height 4' – 5', 5' – 6' Hardiness Zones USDA 5 – 9 Sun Requirement 6 hours of direct sunlight Breeder Lartay, 1860 Usage Garden Rose Propagation Grafted on Multiflora, Produced by Palatine Fruit and Roses Root Form Potted Rose Pick Up Only The heights & zones are guidelines only. Roses & fruit trees grow differently in different zones, and require proper winter protection accordingly.
