Gipsy Boy disease resistant cupped flowers resemble peonies in

cupped flowers resemble peonies in form and are wild rose pink in color

bi-colored pink single roses which are produced in large clusters

This rose produces an abundant crop of hips if not dead-headed

but offers a larger

Gipsy Boy disease resistant cupped flowers resemble peonies in1909 3 to 5 feet Gipsy Boy or Zigeunerknabe is reported to be a Russelliana seedling and has the coarse healthy foliage of its parent. The flowers, produced mainly in the spring and fall, are double, dark crimson with gold stamens. Perhaps the colorful appearance of the blooms dancing all along the canes is what inspired its name. The fragrance is rich and satisfying and the bush has the graceful arching habit of Russelliana, but on a smaller scale.