I love this rose it is perfection. It has a nice smell and is wonderful and I can't say enough about it. Seems like there is always a bloom and that is what you want a beautiful rose with a fragrant smell.

In the three years I’ve had a garden I’ve planted a lot of roses. Pinkerbelle is the most vigorous by far! She grows vigorously and produces more blooms than I can keep up with. I don’t use sprays or fertilizers in my garden, and Pinkerbelle just doesn’t need them—it just takes off without any help from me!

The blooms are heavily fragrant and change color prettily as they fade. They start a dusky pale pink, almost gray, and turn pinker as they open. If you’re looking for something that’s easy to grow AND fragrant, definitely get Pinkerbelle.

Massachusetts zone 6b

This rose is flourishing this year. It's been planted for almost a year now and it's back with vigor this year

I love this new Meilland own-root variety. It's very productive and always in bloom. It blooms in large sprays often, and these are fun to cut for bouquets. To me, the color is a grayish-beige, or ecru, edged in pink on the outer petals. They have nice hybrid tea exhibition form, and they are long-lasting on and off the bush. They smell a bit like wild vervain, very sweet and unique. Disease resistance seems good too. If you like unusual colors in roses, then this one's a must-have. It's very easy to grow and very rewarding. Grows pretty fast too and quick to establish.
Glen rosarian zone 7a, NE Oklahoma.

The rose came less than a month ago. I immediately planted her with the "grow" bundle set, and now she is ready to open 7 buds. Looking forward to seeing her beauty.