Cecile BrunnerA large growing rose with small light pink, hybrid tea shaped blooms. Often known as the "Sweetheart Rose". Intense fragrance, usually profuse bloom in spring with a few blooms during the rest of the season. I would be sure to plant this rose where it has some protection from the wind and weather. It has proven to be a bit tender here in our zone 5 windy prairie garden but we are going to try planting it again in a protected area of the garden. If you

the rose is compact

for a decade

The bush is healthy and nicely rounded

Beautiful in all stages of bloom

5” on glossy

and if you live in a colder area

One of our top favorites

ranging from pale pink to deep orchid pink

Daybreaker Rose was introduced in the United States in 2004

They are a striking shade of deep pink

arranged around a cluster of golden stamens

Flowers appear in medium or large clusters