The Vintage Rosery
Needville, Texas
www.VintageRosery.com
If you are not planning on spraying your roses every week, be sure your new roses don't have any chemical dependencies.
Unless otherwise noted, all photographs were taken of the roses in our gardens located in Needville, Texas (zone 8b.)
Ballerina
Hybrid Musk
1937
`Ballerina' produced masses of single, light pink roses and makes a good candidate for a hedge. You can prune it to any size, or just leave it to spill over in a waterfall effect. This rose will produce hips if it's not dead headed in the fall. The hips are tiny and orange-red in color. As a shrub, it can get up to 6', but used as a climber, it can reach 10'.
Bred in England in 1937 by John and Ann Bentall