<p>A charming, camellia-like flower of rich apricot-yellow, fading to cream at the edges. Growth is slightly arching and the leaves are shiny, like a Tea Rose. It boasts a rich Tea Rose fragrance. Free from disease and a good cut flower. VD-VF-3'x3.5'</p><p>Please refer to page on Rose cultivation.</p><p>Developed by David Austin in England, 1995. It was named for a charity known as ‘Riding for the Disabled’ and it refers to the winged horse of Greek mythology.</p>
