Belinda single petaled this rose was selected and

this rose was selected and named by the international Delta Gamma Fraternity

‘Aloha’ is reminiscent of some of the best big fat Hybrid Perpetuals

It was long popular as a container plant for European window gardens and its low

with outer petals that reflex back in a most attractive manner

This is a Pioneer rose bred by Mike Shoup honoring the historic area of the Brazos Valley where the land grant university of Texas A&M is located

Belinda single petaled this rose was selected and1936 5 to 7 feet When Belinda is in bloom, it is difficult to look at anything else. The large clusters of hot pink flowers have a white eye in each small blossom, but the effect from a distance is pink all over. We find it makes a stunning climber and is also excellent for hedging. Like most of the Hybrid Musks Belinda tolerates areas of partial shade quite well. If grown as a climber, it will reach 6 to 10 feet.