If you look on Vintage Gardens web site, it says this rose forms a dense thicket about 6 feet high.

Jackie

For us, it is the most compact of the 3 true musk roses. It seldom reaches 4 feet tall (the others will go to 6), and about the same width. Flowers all the time with the most double of the 3 types, and the central petaloids do not "fry" as do those of the regular double musk. In England, the musk roses will climb, but they're never at all climby here, even on 'Fortuniana' roots.

Thank you. Very helpful and I am so glad it is smaller.

Veronica

Malcolm -- You need "Roseville Noisette." It's a dwarf. :-)

Jeri