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  • A darling, Hybrid Tea, this rose is sure to overwhelm the senses with its large, double blooms and a strong perfume scent. Bred from "Pink Parfait" and "Pink Peace", the gradient pink flowers make it a great cut flower. Portrait is a vigorous grower and prolific bloomer. In 1972, Portrait’s breeder, Carl Meyer, was the first amateur to win the All-American Rose Selection winner with this beautiful bloom. Also referred to as “Stephanie de Monaco.”

    • Type: Hybrid Tea

    • Color: Pink gradient

    • Fragrance: Very Fragrant

    • Hardiness Zone: 6 - 9

    • Size: 2.5'-3.5' x 3'-4'

    • Rebloom: Repeat Blooming

    • Bloom Type: Double

    • Year: 1971

    • Alternate Names: MEYpink, Stephanie de Monaco

    • SKU: HT021 GALLON

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R.S.

I got this rose in early August and it has flourished. Its first bloom is huge and fragrant and there’s 2 other buds on the way. It’s liking it’s 6b home in Stroudsburg.

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David M.
Portrait an American Beauty

Is this the rose developed by a small nursery that was the first ever declared an "American Beauty"

Thanks

PS I realize i crashed someones party here. Been trying to find for decades!!!

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david m.
Beautiful then, beautiful now!!

This rose was the first rose EVER to become an American Beauty that was developed by an amateur!! I saw the article in Nat Geo as a teen. Now 75!

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Jaci H.
WOW - huge blooms

Just planted this is summer of 2021 in northern MN. I can't believe how many blooms it has and how tall it has gotten. Mine is at least 3-4 ft. tall. With our windy season, I put a 5 ft. tower trellis around it for stabilization, which made it even more spectacular. The blooms are huge - about the size of my hands. I wish I could attach a picture.

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