The coppery-orange flowers have pronounced red veins that fades to a coppery color as it ages. It was voted Rose of the World in 1994 and is also very disease resistant. The blooms make good cut flowers, and are stunning en masse. As a hybrid tea rose, it is best pruned from late winter to early spring. It is fully hardy, but needs a sheltered position with fertile, moist but well-draining soil.