Spice single petaled or cascading from raised beds

or cascading from raised beds

nearly thornless rambler has small crimson or purple blossoms that fade to a grey-blue color

Banksia roses are thornless and appear to have no serious insect or disease problems

with shades ranging from deeper pinks to pale blush and even near-white

The free blooming qualities as well as the chunky growth habit of the bush are indicative of its China parentage ('Princesse de Sagan'

Spice single petaled or cascading from raised bedsUnknown 4 to 6 feet "Spice" is another rose that some believe to be the true Humes Tea Scented China. Right or wrong this rose produces the palest of pink, tea like blooms on a 3 to 4 foot thick bush. The plant is twiggy in growth, more like our China roses and can mildew a little in the early spring. The flowers are good for cutting and have an unusual fragrance that probably earned it its name.