Toul® 'Evejubisia'

The Lorraine town of Toul, near Nancy, has an exceptional historical heritage to discover: a Gothic cathedral and two cloisters, ramparts built by Vauban and a town hall housed in the former episcopal palace... These are just some of the areas that have been skilfully invested by the town's Green Spaces department, whose work has already been rewarded with a 4-flower label in the towns in bloom ranking. Keen to continue embellishing his town, mayor Alde Harmand had a rose garden laid out at the foot of the cathedral, and wanted one of the roses to bear the name of his town and be christened at the "Rendez-vous aux jardins" event last June. toul'® is a bush with very double, peony-shaped, fuchsia-pink flowers, and a powerful fragrance that's hard to forget! The very many petals don't stand up to the sun, and despite their multitude, the flowers open well and stand up to the rain! Flowering from June to frost and resistant to disease, this rose will undoubtedly find its place in gardens in Lorraine and elsewhere...