Honorine de Brabant 8 (10° to 20°) Introduced in the 1920s in

Introduced in the 1920s in the United Kingdom

This continual blooming rose and sport of Chrysler Imperial produces large

Silver Shadows is winter hardy in the midwest without protection

Named for the Thomas Hardy novel

Honorine de Brabant 8 (10° to 20°) Introduced in the 1920s inHonorine de Brabant, discovered in 1916, is one of the most popular of the old, striped roses blooming pale pink to lilac, striped with purple and crimson. Her flowers smell of a delightful raspberry and are produced in great numbers in both fall and spring with a scattering in summer months. Honorine de Brabant is a large, bushy plant with double cupped and quartered blooms set against light green foliage. She thrives in zones 6 10.