This unknown variety of Noisette Rose makes a beautiful bouquet by itself! Noisette Roses were bred in South Carolina in 1802 by John Champneys by crossing a Musk Rose with a China Rose. It's soft pleasant perfume lures noses for a fragrant drink. It grows as a broad and shrubby bush.

This old late 1800s homestead in North San Juan has a few unique varieties of fruit that we will be offering in future seasons including a super large apple, grapes, pear and whatever else that may show itself.

Thanks to Gregg Lowery at Vintage Roses for helping us sort through the immense rose catalog for possible Identifications. Check out their world renowned Rose Collection here.

http://thefriendsofvintageroses.org