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Yves No.4 – Its massive, dark pink blooms and intensely powerful damask fragrance.

₹3,500.00

The Yves No. 4 rose (also known as “Four Degrees of Fragrance” or 伊芙四号芳香) is a highly coveted Japanese florist shrub rose bred by Higashi Farm in 2012 . A prominent member of the elegant Eve series, it is celebrated for its large, vivid pink blooms that fade gracefully to lighter pink or white outer petals around a classic, fully double, cupped old-rose form. [1, 2, 3]

The Yves No. 4 rose (also known as “Yves No. 4 Aroma” or “Four Degrees of Fragrance” ) is a highly coveted, rare Japanese florist shrub rose prized for its massive, dark pink blooms and intensely powerful damask fragrance . [1, 2]
Overview & Origin

  • Breeder: Cultivated by Higashi Farm in Kyoto, Japan.
  • Year: Introduced in 2012 .
  • Lineage: Part of the prestigious pure Eve/Yves series . It is a sport originating from classic old-rose genetics. [1, 2]
Flower Characteristics

  • Color: Saturated vivid dark pink center. The outer layers often fade to pure white , creating a striking contrast.
  • Shape: Fully double, tightly layered, and deeply cup-shaped . It mirrors a classic heirloom rose.
  • Size: Huge blooms spanning 10 to 15 cm (4 to 6 inches) wide.
  • Fragrance: An insanely strong damask aroma . It features a sweet, candy-like undertone that carries far in the air. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Growth & Habits

  • Plant Size: Reaches a height of 100 to 120 cm (3.5 to 4 feet). It maintains a neat, upright habit.
  • Blooming: A frequent, frequent repeat bloomer across multiple seasons. Nearly every branch produces flowers.
  • Vase Life: The thick petals make it a premier cut flower choice. It holds its form exceptionally well in water. [1, 2]
Resilience & Care

  • Climate Tolerance: Notably heat and sun resistant compared to standard varieties.
  • Disease Resistance: Boasts excellent, top-tier disease resistance within the delicate Yves family.
  • Hardiness: Grows comfortably across USDA zones 5 through 10 . [1, 2]
Live plants can occasionally be checked for seasonal stock updates through specialty growers like Highgarden Roses or Rose Explosion . [1, 2]
If you are thinking about adding this variety to your garden, let me know:
  • Your local climate or USDA zone
  • Whether you plan to grow it in a pot or open soil
I can provide tailored care tips to help you get the largest blooms!

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