Pink Sea Anemone

The Sea Anemone rose, also known as Daughter of the Sea, is a unique cultivar with its origins in the Netherlands and later introduced by Japan's Kyojo Garden in 2018. The name "Sea Anemone" reflects the rose's vibrant, wavy petals, which resemble the movement of sea anemones in tropical waters.
Here are key details about this rose:
Alias: Daughter of the Sea
English Name: Sea Anemone
Height: 60-70 cm (approximately 2-2.3 feet)
Flower Type: Fully double, with 40-50 petals
Flower Color: Soft pink and pale purple blend
Fragrance: Light, almost absent
Blooming Period: Multi-season repeat bloom
Bloom Diameter: 6-8 cm (2.4-3.1 inches)
Flowering Habit: Abundant blooms
Disease Resistance: Excellent, with resistance to black spot and powdery mildew
Cold Hardiness & Heat Tolerance: Unknown
Introduced: 2018
Key Features:
Unique Appearance: The Sea Anemone rose is known for its wavy, almost chrysanthemum-like petals that resemble the undulating movements of sea anemones.
Soft Color Palette: The flowers are a delicate blend of pale pink and lavender hues, creating a gentle, tropical feel.
Abundant Blooms: This variety produces multiple blooms throughout the season, making it a consistent and attractive addition to any garden.
Disease Resistance: With strong resistance to common rose diseases, it's easier to maintain in a garden setting.
This cultivar is particularly known for its lovely appearance, disease resistance, and repeat blooming, though its fragrance is faint compared to other varieties. If you're looking for a visually striking, low-maintenance rose, Sea Anemone is a fantastic choice!