Belinda single petaled ‘Aloha’ is reminiscent of some

‘Aloha’ is reminiscent of some of the best big fat Hybrid Perpetuals

opening from dark

This is a Pioneer rose bred by Mike Shoup honoring the historic area of the Brazos Valley where the land grant university of Texas A&M is located

graceful climber lives up to its name with ease

many rosarians suspect Bourbon influence in its breeding

Belinda single petaled ‘Aloha’ is reminiscent of some1936 5 to 7 feet When Belinda is in bloom, it is difficult to look at anything else. The large clusters of hot pink flowers have a white eye in each small blossom, but the effect from a distance is pink all over. We find it makes a stunning climber and is also excellent for hedging. Like most of the Hybrid Musks Belinda tolerates areas of partial shade quite well. If grown as a climber, it will reach 6 to 10 feet.