New Dawn Rose

New Dawn

Companion Items/
Varieties

Mint

'White Dawn'

'Roses in the Southern Garden'

Recommended by the
American Rose Society

 

 
Common Name: 'New Dawn'
Class/Variety: Modern - 1930
Habit: Shrub or Climber
USDA Hardiness Zone: 4
AHS Heat Zone:  
Light Requirements: Full Sun
Water Usage:  Low
Soil Type:  Well-Drained
Height: 10 feet
Spread:  15 to 20 feet
Season of Bloom:  Repeat Flowering
Bloom Color: Pale Pink
Fragrance: Yes
Hips: No
Availability: Yes

The first rose to be patented under federal guidelines. A strong spring bloomer, can be used as a cascading bush or a climber (10 ft. x 15 ft.). Glossy, blue-green foliage with pale pink, fragrant blooms. Canes are pliable enough to accommodate any garden design. It was discovered in a Connecticut nursery owned by Henry Dree. Sport of Dr W. Van Fleet which was entered into the Rose Hall of Fame in 1997 by the World Federation of Rose Societies as one of the world's favorite roses.


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