''Rosa'' 'Line Renaud' is a

hybrid tea rose Hybrid tea is an informal horticultural classification for a group of garden roses. The first hybrid tea roses were created in France in the mid-1800s, by cross-breeding the large, floriferous Hybrid Perpetuals with the tall, elegant Tea roses. ...

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bred in France by

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and introduced in 2006. It was named for French actress Line Renaud. 'Line Renaud' was developed at the Meilland-Richardier research center in

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. It is the result of a crossing in the year 1997, germinated in 1998 and was successively selected from thousands of seedlings in several stages. Its combination of fragrance and health was described as rare by Andreas Barlage. Klaus Körber described the citrus fragrance as superb and popular with customers. The cultivar grows shoots up to high with medium-sized very double flowers that are pink to pink red and have a very strong fragrance. The rose flowers repeatedly beginning in May or June. The rose grows one to four flowers per stem that are in diameter. The bloom has been described as pink, dark pink, or fuchsia-colored in the style of old roses or resembling a

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. The petals are firm, which allows the flower to stay in shape in rain, the inner petals are sometimes whirled or quartered, and petals often have a thin light border and are sometimes crenated. The shrub is very thorny, branches only below flowers, and has large green to dark green foliage. Its habit is upright and bushy. 'Line Renaud' does not develop hips and does not self-clean in cold or damp weather. Bauer and Grothe suggest planting the rose in small groups and near to seats because of its fragrance. Barlage suggests a combination with

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, sweet alyssum, and trumpet lilies. Bauer and Grothe propose combining the rose with rose mallow. Cut flowers of 'Line Renaud' last for a week. The cultivar can grow excessive shoots and gives a middling appearance in a container. 'Line Renaud' won the Golden Rose of the City

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in 2007, became an

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in 2007, won a Silver Medal and Most Fragrant Rose at the 2008 Australian National Rose Trials, and won the 2009 Grand Prix de la Rose in all categories by the

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