An upright and arching shrub with a mauve blend flower. A very double, flat, and fragrant bloom. Originated from Holland circa 1786. A Charles Mills was Director of the East India Company, elected 1785.
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| Alternate Name: | Ardoisee, Bizaed Triomphant, Rosa gallica atropurpurea |
| Class: | Gallica |
| Flower Color: | Crimson and Red |
| Bloom Type: | Double |
| Approximate Height: | 5 feet |
| Approximate Width: | 5 Feet |
| Flower Size: | Large 4.75 inch Diameter |
| Fragrant: | Strong |
| Repeat Blooming: | Once blooming spring or summer |
| Introduction Year: | before 1786 |
| Hybridizer/Breeder: | Unknown |
| Parentage: | Unknown |
| Variety: | Rosa gallica atropurpurea |
| Zone: | 4b-8b |
| Plant Characteristics: | Originated from Holland, blooms on old wood |
| ARS Rating: | 8.4 |