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Honorine de Brabant

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  • About Honorine de Brabant
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  • Honorine de Brabant, discovered in 1916, is one of the most popular of the old, striped roses blooming pale pink to lilac, striped with purple and crimson. Her flowers smell of a delightful raspberry and are produced in great numbers in both fall and spring with a scattering in summer months. Honorine de Brabant is a large, bushy plant with double cupped and quartered blooms set against light green foliage. She thrives in zones 6-10.

    • Type: Bourbons

    • Color: light pink to lilac striped purple and crimson

    • Fragrance: Moderately Fragrant

    • Hardiness Zone: 6 - 10

    • Size: 6' x 4'

    • Rebloom: Repeat Blooming

    • Bloom Type: Double

    • Year: 1916

    • SKU: BO405 GALLON

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Amber
Hardiness Zone: 7
Lovely, hardy, reliable

Honorine from Heirloom is now in her third year in my garden, and she's a lovely old girl. I have her trained up and through a arched 5' screen as though she were a climber, and she sends up sprays of somewhat thin-stemmed but very prolific bloom for her first flush. I don't get very much repeat off her, but that might be that she is still relatively young. Fragrance is mild but pleasant; her real strength, though, is the gorgeous color/striping of her blooms. In some lights she's light pink; in others, magenta; sometimes more lilac, sometimes more cream. She stays disease free and is the very first rose to 'wake up' each year. Buy her, she's worth her space.

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S.R.
Buy it

I'm obsessed with the saturation of color. This is a strong performer in heat and unrelenting sun and very disease resistant

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Lesly V.
10b Honorine de Brabant

What a great rose. About ten years ago I planted her on a shady hill at the side of the house. I basically forgot her. She is disease free and produces gorgeous roses. Definitely a keeper.

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PAT M.
Left in small pot

Ignored. She grew into the ground took off and blooms her foolish head off with her splashy striped blooms. Never balls in my misty mornings no disease just beautiful blooms abundant. The old girl has earned her place in garden history. Tough as nails