Lullaby
Lullaby
Plant properties
Lullaby at a glance
The 'Lullaby' rose, discovered by Kenny in 2013, is a true dream for every garden. Its soft pink, semi-double flowers dance gracefully in the wind and spread a light, refined fragrance that delights the senses. This enchanting climbing rose, also known by the registration name KENfrilpin, blooms tirelessly from June to October and is a delight to the eye as well as a feast for bees and butterflies that come to collect its nectar.
With an impressive height of 200–250 cm, 'Lullaby' is the perfect choice for brightening up your pergola, wall, fence or even an old tree. It climbs gracefully and fills every vertical space with its abundant blooms. After flowering, this versatile rose develops beautiful rose hips, which add extra decorative value to your garden in autumn and also provide a food source for birds.
At Belle Époque Rose Nursery in Aalsmeer, you can buy this beautiful 'Lullaby' rose directly from the grower. With more than 40 years of expertise, we guarantee you a top-quality organically grown (SKAL-certified) rose that has been cultivated with care. We ship your bare-root rose in November, so you can plant it immediately and enjoy its unparalleled beauty the following year.
Forty years of nothing but roses
Belle Époque is a family business, not a wholesaler. From our greenhouses in Aalsmeer, we have been growing only roses for over four decades — and every plant we send out is personally selected by us. This way, you receive not a catalog rose, but a plant ready to grow.
"Beautiful climbing rose, bloomed abundantly in the very first year! Well packaged and exactly what I expected based on the description. Belle Époque truly delivers top quality."
"The rose is well packaged and looks beautiful. Fast delivery, and the personal advice via email was very valuable — I wasn’t sure where to plant it."
"Amazing quality & service. I ordered two New Dawns and they are developing beautifully in the garden. Fast shipping from Aalsmeer to Belgium — would absolutely order again."

