SHARP DRESSED MAN

From its father, 'Lumarco', it inherited a wonderful delicateness in tone and shape. Boasting standards of pure white, lemon-yellow styles and plicata-like falls with thin light-violet edges. The beard's heart is yellow, the tips white. Good stem with an average of 8 buds.

Belle Moisson's sibling with standards of pale yellow that deepens near the edges. The falls are yellow with red-brown striations near the golden beards and also peppered with red speckles towards the bottom. Attractive, beautifully branched with a long flowering period.

Nice amoena of pastel tones: creamy white standards and soft buff-apricot falls. Rich flowering (7/8 buds per stem) reblooming often in July or August.

Light blue standards, deeper in center ; near-white falls gentian-blue wash on midline . Yellow orange beards, pale violet at base, ending with a short bluebird blue horn. Ruffled and very vigorous.

Ultra-bright golden yellow with sepals striped with large, deep red veins. A lovely, warm contrast that stands out from afar.

And so surprising too ! Wine rose standards; falls almost black (that is to say between eggplant and black) having a center with white short rays and dots, this, beside and beneath the burnt orange beards. Truly new and the favourite of our visitors during the flowering. Flowers of moderate size, excellent branching with many buds. Sibling to ‘En Pointillés’, a most interesting line for the future.