Tiki is truly a wonderful rose. The best virtue of all is that it has a delightful tangy scent. The blooms are true hybrid tea exhibition shaped blooms, borne singly and in trusses on a large, bushy, healthy plant. No blackspot issues what so ever. The color is variable throughout the season, being pale salmon-apricot, almost biscuit, shaded darker pink on the outer petals early in the season, deepening to a rich salmon-apricot -pink in the autumn. It has no bad faults. It is rather late coming into flower than other varieties, but once it gets going it is spectacular. As an all-around garden rose - well, you must see for yourself. Too bad no one has ever heard of it.