Tranquility™ Unique04 Louise Clements first saw this

Louise Clements first saw this once-blooming rose in England and fell in love with its beauty and marvelous scent

A sought-after rose with tones of silvery lavender

This large Shrub has a delightful strong fragrance that varies between a soft

Hunter is a hybrid Rugosa with Hybrid Tea-style

Tranquility™ Unique04 Louise Clements first saw thisTranquility is sometimes mixed up with David Austins Tranquillity. However, this Tranquility (with one L) produces the most exquisite old fashioned 4 blooms with 60+ petals in a delicate peaceful pink. Her flowers shade to near white at the petal edges, reminding us of Souvenir de la Malmaison. Her elegant flowers are blessed with an intoxicating, rich myrrh perfume. Blooms are produced both individually and in small clusters on a bushy, compact plant