Cartonnage

Cartonnage 
"Cartonnage" is a rose variety named after a jewelry box (French "cartonnage"), created by Maki Kubo, daughter-in-law of Junko Kubo. The blooms are a medium-sized purplish-red, offering a delicate fragrance that blends fruity and tea notes.
Japanese Name: カルトナージュ
English Name: Cartonnage
Flower Shape: Double
Flower Color: Purplish-red
Fragrance: Mild fruity and tea scent
Blooming Habit: Multi-season repeat blooming
Flower Diameter: 8 cm (3 inches)
Height: 120 cm (4 feet)
Flowering Frequency: Very productive
Disease Resistance: Moderate
Cold Hardiness: Unknown
Heat Tolerance: Unknown
Breeding: Maki Kubo
Breeding Year: Unknown
Variety Notes:
The "Cartonnage" rose features beautiful, medium-sized purplish-red flowers that open in a classic double shape. Its scent combines a subtle fruity fragrance with a hint of tea, making it quite unique. It is a strong grower, reaching about 120 cm (4 feet) in height, and blooms multiple times a year. This variety has good flower productivity but moderate disease resistance. However, details about its cold and heat tolerance remain unspecified. It is suitable for both garden planting and cut flower use.