Anna Rose Whitney-Pink White

Anna Rose Whitney (Pink–White) is a cultivated rose variety known for its soft bicolor blooms, blending shades of pink with creamy white tones. Like many modern rose cultivars, it is primarily valued for its ornamental flowers and garden display.

Key characteristics

• Plant type: Cultivated rose (Rosa cultivar)

• Flower color: Pink and white bicolor (exact pattern and intensity may vary by plant and growing conditions)

• Bloom form: Typically full, layered petals characteristic of garden roses

• Fragrance: Varies; fragrance strength is cultivar- and growing-condition dependent

• Foliage: Green, pinnate leaves typical of rose plants

• Growth habit: Shrub rose; mature size can vary based on pruning, climate, and care

General growing notes

• Light: Commonly grown in full sun for best flowering

• Water: Requires regular, consistent watering; well-drained soil is important

• Soil: Prefers fertile, well-draining soil

• Care considerations: Pruning and disease resistance can vary by climate and local growing practices

Note: Specific performance, flower form, and color expression may vary depending on climate, soil conditions, and cultivation methods.