James Mitchell Yellow gradually shading to smoky plum-purple

gradually shading to smoky plum-purple at the edges

Her round buds gradually open to form shallow cups of pure pink paling softly towards the outside

Dancing in the Wind™ produces an abundance of flowers in huge clusters of soft

3" blooms with 40+ petals that are bluish purple

sweet fragrance and was the winner of the Edland Fragrance Medal from the Royal National Rose Society of England

James Mitchell Yellow gradually shading to smoky plum-purpleJames Mitchell was bred in 1861 in France and produces tidy, rounded, very double flowers that open flat in a delightful shade of pink with lilac undertones. He is a rather unusual rose with a very strong fragrance. Louise Clements first saw this once blooming rose in England and fell in love with its beauty and marvelous scent.