Website/Catalog  (2005)  Page(s) 14.  
 
‘Grandmom Schmidt’ (Delahanty, 2004) A pink sport of the Bermuda Mystery Rose, “Smith’s Parish” (believed by some to be ‘Five-Colored Rose’). Only the color differs from the original. There is the same vigorous growth if left un-pruned, the same sneaky prickles in the midrib of the foliage, the same lanky distance between the bud eyes, and the same disease free performance in the garden. Blooms tend to appear in candelabra style, with 17 to 25 petals, showing silvery pink inverses and darker reverses. So far, the color repeat is stable, with little or no reversion.