Ferdinand Pichard pollinator friendly full blooms (26–40 petals) in

full blooms (26–40 petals) in soft lemon-yellow with pink-tinged outer petals and a fresh green center

the more we like it

vigorous enough to make a statement on a pillar

A member of our staff attests that "this is the very best Tea rose I have grown

The clustered roses are not large but very double

Ferdinand Pichard pollinator friendly full blooms (26–40 petals) in1921 4 to 5 feet Though classified as a Hybrid Perpetual, one rose authority calls Ferdinand Pichard "the last of the Bourbon race." A very unique flower, it is described as a pale blush striped crimson in a cupped, double bloom. The foliage is a pale lettuce green and the bloom has a very sweet scent. Striped and mottled roses might sound quite vulgar, but "in person" they are very attractive and desirable.