DUNKIRK (Keagey, 1946) - Double - Pink - Late. Tall. Fragrance: not strong, but agreeable, and of a peony character, not rose. The flower is fully transformed, flat, heavy, and large. It is a glowing medium clear pink, with large, long guard petals. The central petals are smaller and full of crinkles and whories. The outside of the guard petals near the disc is tinted with green and yellow. The stems are strong, bright green, very stiff at the neck and quite tall. Bulletin 101.
