Plant Profile: Rosa 'Alain Blanchard'

Originating from France and first introduced in 1839, this gallica rose is a robust shrub that reaches a height of 4 feet. It features a bushy growth habit, slender branches, and an abundance of thorns, complemented by dense, dark green leaves. This rose thrives even in less-than-ideal soil conditions and can tolerate partial shade.

The flowers are strikingly crimson, adorned with pink and purple streaks, and emit a strong fragrance. They vary in size from medium to large and can be semi-double to fully double, showcasing a cupped shape. Blooming occurs once a year, typically in spring or summer.

This variety exhibits resistance to common issues such as black spot, powdery mildew, and rust.

For further details, please refer to information on Rosa.