Roses that are Classified as Noisettes
Noisettes are vigorous climbing roses that resulted first from crossing a china rose with r. moschata, the musk rose. Later, noisettes were crossed with tea roses which resulted in tea-noisettes. The early noisettes tend to have lots of small flowers, are very remontant, and quite fragrant - mostly in white or pink. The tea crosses tend to have larger flowers in richer colors. Sadly most noisettes fail in zone 7 or colder weather. Where they are cold hardy, noisettes can be among the most dramatic and lovely roses in a garden.
Connected to database: rosefile_roses
| Cultivar | Class | Color | Fragrance | Breeder | Hardiness |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Aimee Vibert | Noisette | White | Powerful | Vibert | Zone 5 |
Blush Noisette | Noisette | Pale Pink | Strong | Noisette | Zone 6 |
Champney?s Pink Cluster | Noisette | Pale Pink | Moderate | Champney | Zone 5 |
Claire Jacquier | Noisette | Buff | Moderate | Bernaix | Zone 7 |
Dundee Rambler | Noisette | White | Strong | Martin | Zone 5 |
Meteor | Noisette | Rose | Strong | Geschwindt | Zone 4 |
Narrow Water | Noisette | Pale Pink | Strong | Daisy Hill Nursery | Zone 7 |
Nastarana | Noisette | White | Strong | Carriere (Intro) | Zone 7 |
Princesse de Nassau | Noisette | White | Powerful | Laffay | Zone 7 |