Souvenir De La Malmaison low-maintenance semi-double rose varies somewhat in

semi-double rose varies somewhat in shape and color from flower to flower

'Beauty of Glazenwood'

or cascading from raised beds

but of this bush grows to a more commanding size

Souvenir De La Malmaison low-maintenance semi-double rose varies somewhat in1843 3 to 4 feet Originally known as 'Queen of Beauty and Fragrance' this rose received its present name when one of the Grand Dukes of Russia obtained a specimen from the gardens at Malmaison for the Imperial Garden in St. Petersburg. 'Souvenir de la Malmaison' produces large, flat, quartered blossoms with petals of pale, almost flesh colored pink and a delightful fragrance. The compact bush rarely grows more than three feet, seemingly spending all