Website/Catalog  (23 Dec 2014)  
 
Name: 'Edward's Rose'
ARS Approved Exhibition Name: Edward's Rose
F, op, Smith, Edward; flowers deep salmon, suffused golden yellow in center, double, high-centered, borne in clusters, slight fragrance; recurrent; foliage bronzed when young, then dark green, glossy; tidy, upright (3 ft.) growth. Introductions: Style Roses, 2009, U.K.

Magazine  (2008)  Page(s) 56. Vol 102. part 2.  Includes photo(s).
 
New Roses at the Festival of Roses 2008.
Edward's Rose. Introduced by Style Roses of Spalding. Bred by the late Edward Smith of Sandiacre, Nottingham (see obituary page 76), this disease resistant rose produces masses of exquisitely shaped, lightly fragranced, deep salmon blooms, suffused in the centre with golden yellow; it flowers profusely with large clusters of bloom from early summer to early winter. The plant has a tidy upright habit with attractive bronzed young foliage, which darkens to a glossy deep green. A royalty from the sales of this rose will benefit the Stroke Association.