Mrs. Herbert Stevens
An elegant climber. Pointed, scrolled buds open fully, forming loosely petalled blooms. They are white, tinged green, with a medium-strong Tea scent. The leaves are large and light green. Pernet-Ducher, 1922. Read more
Front of House
Large Structures
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