Monique Darve

Monique Darve 
Overview: Monique Darve  is a floribunda rose that falls into the apricot or apricot blend category. Bred by Dominique Massad of France before 2007, it was later introduced in France by Guillot/Roseraies Pierre Guillot in 2007 under the exhibition name 'Monique Darve.' This rose belongs to the Generosa Collection, characterized by its lush blooms and strong fragrance.
Details:
Classification: Apricot or apricot blend Shrub, Floribunda
Exhibition Name: Monique Darve 
Breeder: Dominique Massad (France, before 2007)
Introduced by: Guillot/Roseraies Pierre Guillot (France, 2007)
Series: Generosa Collection
Color: Pink with blush edges, blush reverse
Fragrance: Strong
Bloom Form: Very full (41+ petals), cluster-flowered, cupped, ruffled
Blooming Season: Throughout the season in flushes
Habit: Upright
Foliage: Dark green
Height: Up to 39" (Up to 100cm)
Description: Monique Darve , part of the Generosa  Collection, is a floribunda rose celebrated for its apricot-blend blooms. Bred by Dominique Massad, this rose was given the exhibition name 'Monique Darve' upon its introduction in 2007 by Guillot/Roseraies Pierre Guillot.
The flowers of Monique Darve  are a captivating blend of pink with blush edges, exhibiting a delicate and romantic aesthetic. The petals are densely packed, creating a very full and opulent appearance. The cupped and ruffled bloom form adds an extra layer of charm to this rose.
One of its notable features is the strong fragrance, making it a sensory delight in any garden. Monique Darve blooms in clusters throughout the season, ensuring a continuous display of its exquisite flowers. The upright habit and dark green foliage contribute to its overall elegance, making it a valuable addition to gardens and landscapes.