Veilchenblau thornless Kateryna™ is excellent for the

Kateryna™ is excellent for the front of the border in perennial gardens or as a landscape specimen plant

Isaac Pereire

She is a great rose that resembles a Grandiflora in her profusion of bloom

From Louis Lens of Belgium

She gets her fragrance from her parent

Veilchenblau thornless Kateryna™ is excellent for theIntroduced in 1909, Veilchenblau was advertised as the bluest rose you could find. Her small, semi double, 1 blooms feature 9 12 petals of purple violet with white streaks. She matures to lilac blue and finally fades to lilac on this once blooming plant. Veilchenblau can appear more blue than purple at times, especially in partial shade. She is nearly thornless, shade tolerant, and has a strong citrus or apple fragrance. Choose this rose for sunny or