Mlle De Sombreuil hedge Seen up close

Seen up close

Sea Foam is recognized for its exceptional durability and low-maintenance performance

Introduced in 1963 and bred by Ernest W

'Old Baylor' is a thick shrub of six feet that bears clusters of single white roses

Originating as a sport of 'Marie Pavié'

Mlle De Sombreuil hedge Seen up close1832 4 to 8 feet Confusion surrounds this very rare rose. We originally thought this rose was the Noisette, La Biche and marketed it as such for a number of years. Visiting gardening experts felt strongly that our rose was incorrectly indentified and that its rightful name is 'Mademoiselle de Sombreuil. The cupped flowers are large, semi double, and Tea scented. The canes are tinged purple while the foliage is a bright green and holds for some time.