Cinco de Mayo all 3 feet or more in

3 feet or more in your garden and I have noticed it does quite well in shady locations

When the petals open they expose numerous stamens

charming rose with beautifully formed blooms of soft glowing pink

And for those of us in colder climates it is hardy to zone 4

Cinco de Mayo all 3 feet or more inA difficult color to describe, is it russet brown or smokey lavender orange? Whatever description you use; it is a striking and unusual rose. The blooms are ruffled, occur in clusters, and sometimes it is hard to see the foliage for the bloom. A short rose in our garden, 3 X 3 feet, and the plant seems to have excellent disease resistance. Mild fragrance and hardy in our zone 5 gardens.