Super Green

Super Green is a hybrid tea rose that was bred by Alessandro Ghione in Italy in 1997. This rose was introduced in France by NIRP International in 2001 under the name 'Super Green' and later in Australia by Prescott Roses Pty Ltd in 2004.
Here are the details about this rose:
Flower Color: The flowers are white with light green shading, giving them a unique and eye-catching appearance. The flowers start off white and develop green tints as they mature.
Fragrance: This rose has either no fragrance or a mild fragrance, which might vary depending on growing conditions.
Petals: The flowers can have a high petal count, with up to 129 petals, contributing to a very full and lush appearance.
Bloom Form: The blooms are medium to large in size and have a very full form with 41 or more petals. They are arranged in small clusters.
Bloom Period: It's known to bloom in flushes throughout the growing season, meaning it produces multiple waves of blooms.
Bud Characteristics: The buds have long sepals, which are the protective outer covering of the flower before it opens.
Foliage: The rose is adorned with large, semi-glossy, medium green foliage that complements the flowers.
Disease Resistance: It's noted for its strong disease resistance, which is a valuable trait in maintaining the health of the plant.
Hardiness Zones: This rose is suitable for USDA hardiness zones 6b through 9b. This range covers a fairly wide span of climate conditions.
Usage: It can be used as a cut flower, making it a popular choice among florists.
Overall, this rose variety offers a striking color combination with its white and green shading, and its high petal count and full blooms make it visually appealing. Its disease resistance and adaptability to different hardiness zones contribute to its desirability for gardeners and florists alike.