Redoute is a sport from Mary Rose, last week’s Rose of the Week. Redoute is identical to Mary Rose except its flowers are a soft shade of lilac/pink. I love Redoute. The colour is gorgeous; it is the kind of pink one finds in the Alba Roses.
Redoute is free-flowering, repeats well and forms a good, shapely, bushy, twiggy shrub. Like Mary Rose, it has only a light fragrance.
Redoute is named after Pierre Joseph Redoute (1759-1840), a famous rose painter. His work included some 170 varieties from Empress Josephine’s garden at Malmaison.
Redoute was released by David Austin (UK) in 1992.
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love this one! It’s so delicate!
Lisa, I love this one too.
Another beauty in your collection, Glenda. I enjoy roses that show one color while budding but another when blooming. It’s nice to have a little surprise in the garden. 🙂
John This is the second rose in my Mary Rose, Redoute and Winchester Cathedral hedge. Winchester Cathedral is not cooperating with any nice flowers at the moment so I can’t feature it in next week’s Rose of the Week. It will have to be next year now.