Hybrid Tea.  

Pink, darker reverse.  

If you know the parentage of this rose, or other details, please contact us.

This rose was called SU #12 because it was among a number of roses imported from Sweden ?. The tags of these roses got all mixed up during shipping, so they are all called Swedish Unknown # something. Gregg Lowery apparently thought it looked like Mrs. E.G. Hill, so that is what it was tentatively called in their catalog. I later bought this plant from Vintage. My rose has always been semi-double, as described in the catalog, while the Heritage rose seems more fully double (perhaps because it is grafted, I don't know). My plant sometimes blooms in small clusters. Mashamcl

Possible identifications:
'Jonkheer J. L. Mock'. 1909 (Mme. Caroline Testout x Mme. Abel Chatenay)
‘Mme. Abel Chatenay’ 1894 (Dr. Grill x Victor Verdier)
'Mrs. E. G. Hill' 1906 (Mme. Caroline Testout x Liberty)
'Mrs. Henry Morse' 1919 (Mme. Abel Chatenay x Lady Pirie')