Paul Neyron very thorny 'Beverly'™ is a must for

'Beverly'™ is a must for any garden - a real beauty

and it was used by David Austin to breed 'Wife of Bath' and several other English Roses

The shrub has an upright growth habit and can easily reach six feet

'Mae Dean' is a very double show quality type of rose

but the plant has the added vigor from Wichuraiana influence

Paul Neyron very thorny 'Beverly'™ is a must for1869 4 to 6 feet If your grandmother mentioned "cabbage roses", this is probably the rose she meant. The fragrant, rich pink flowers can be 6 or 7 inches wide. Even though Paul Neyron is no relation to the true Cabbage Rose, R. centifolia, it has the wonderful fullness associated with the term, Cabbage Rose. The growth habit tends to be linear, so place it towards the back of the flower bed.