Flowers just like the pictures in the profile above. Very fragrant. The fragrance is fresh with a hint of apple. This is the first year. In a pot. Seattle weather. So far going well.

It bloomed a bit shortly after planting which surprised me. Now in its second year it’s really taking off. Very healthy happy rose

This was an impulse buy and I had some buyers remorse until it bloomed. The blossoms change so much from bud to maturity that it's like having different roses on the same bush. Delicate pink, with a fresh sweet scent, this is a refined rose on a restrained bush. I think it's absolutely delightful.

I ordered this rose by mistake, thinking it was an English rose. When it arrived, it sat in the shipping pot for a few weeks. I looked it up and decided to plant it anyway. The first bud came about 10 days later; it was very small and didn't look anything like the pictures when it opened (it was cream with pink edges). I kept watering it, fertilized it, and three weeks later I had a small shrub loaded with buds. I was surprised how quickly it bloomed once it was established.

In my garden (zone 9) it is a mottled peachy-pink and, while the color is soft and subtle, the fragrance is not. It's VERY fragrant and smells like I think a rose is supposed to smell. I liked it so well that I ordered a second one. It's the perfect container rose for a patio or entry.

English miss smells more from 1 bud than entire bouquets of other roses. She's doing the best of 3 types in the higher winds in coastal Oregon, and bloomed within 1 month of being planted. Just 3 blooms and I can smell the aroma from several feet away. Mine are both pale, pale pink not at all like the bright pink shown in the first example, but I planted the two EM roses in June, and it's only August so maybe the cool fall will bring out the pink.