Really big blooms in less than 2 months. So beautiful and rich in a warm peachy pink tone.

Thee sweetest, tiniest bud just appeared on my new Cecile Brunner. If you could see her in person, you too would be enamored!!

I went back over my orders....no question, I ordered a Cecile Brunner. Yet, I have not seen any photos of this rose that start as yellow/apricot and only at the very end of their bloom do they turn pink. But, it is hardy (Northern Minnesota!), a beautiful color and it doesn't matter to me that it isn't pink. Now in its fourth year, it has really taken off.

If I only had room in my garden for one rose Cecil Brunner has won the spot ! I actually have a large garden and have 2 in my garden and they start blooming in late March and bloom until first freeze ! Mine is NEVER out of bloom and all those beautiful pink sweet heart buds on a bush free of any disease in my Athens, Georgia garden ! Ms. Dulcher knew a fine rose in 1881!