Sea Foam pollinator friendly 'Madame Antoine Mari' was named

'Madame Antoine Mari' was named for the wife of the breeder so we suspect it was the best in his collection

The foliage is quite Damask-like

It is excellent when used as a specimen or hedge where the white flowers capture the light

We find that this once blooming rose makes a superb and graceful low hedge

Though typically considered a once-blooming rose

Sea Foam pollinator friendly 'Madame Antoine Mari' was named1964 3 to 6 feet Few roses create the soft, cascading elegance of Sea Foam. Introduced in 1963 and bred by Ernest W. Schwartz, this creamy white shrub rose has long been celebrated as one of the finest landscape roses ever introduced, and remains a garden favorite decades later. Clusters of very double, 2" blooms (approximately 35 petals) unfurl in waves of creamy white, covering the plant in frothy, cloud like sprays throughout the growing season.