Anna de Diesbach
Anna de Diesbach is a hybrid perpetual rose introduced in 1874 by Migolet and later popularized under various spellings (Anna de Diebsach, Anna de Diesbach). It is celebrated for its graceful form, refined color, and strong old-rose fragrance, making it a favorite among collectors and gardeners who appreciate classic Victorian blooms.
Key characteristics
Flower: Large, high-centered, full blooms (typically 40–50+ petals) with a cupped to quartered form. Flowers often open from a deep center to a more flattened rosette.
Color: Soft pink with subtle silvery or lilac undertones; color can fade slightly in strong sun or during hot weather, producing paler pink blooms.
Fragrance: Strong, rich old-rose scent—intense and nostalgic, often described as tea-rose or damask-like.
Anna de Diesbach
Anna de Diesbach is a hybrid perpetual rose introduced in 1874 by Migolet and later popularized under various spellings (Anna de Diebsach, Anna de Diesbach). It is celebrated for its graceful form, refined color, and strong old-rose fragrance, making it a favorite among collectors and gardeners who appreciate classic Victorian blooms.
Key characteristics
Flower: Large, high-centered, full blooms (typically 40–50+ petals) with a cupped to quartered form. Flowers often open from a deep center to a more flattened rosette.
Color: Soft pink with subtle silvery or lilac undertones; color can fade slightly in strong sun or during hot weather, producing paler pink blooms.
Fragrance: Strong, rich old-rose scent—intense and nostalgic, often described as tea-rose or damask-like.