Here's info on HMF about Anne Morrow Lindbergh.

Here is a link that might be useful: Anne Morrow Lindbergh on HMF

It's a great rose. It is the parent of Gemini, and a similar form and habit. And if you do any hybridizing, its a great seed parent -- will take pollen from most anything -- too.

AML is a supremely beautiful rose! It's been among my top favorites since I began growing it in the mid-90s. For reasons that remain a mystery to me, it was marketed only for a very short period and then became virtually impossible to find. I'm surprised (and relieved) to learn that Palatine is now offering it, so thanks for your post. I just placed an order!

As for what you can expect: In my zone 8 garden, AML falls in the moderate range for bloom production. The bush is of medium heighth at best, so keep that in mind if yours is going to share garden space with more robust growers. The foliage -- which is relatively dense & lovely -- has better than average health in my BS-pressured garden. I suspect that AML is at its very best when grown under conditions milder than what I can provide.

Kstrong is correct about the fecundity of this rose as a seed parent. In addition to the mega-popular 'Gemini', AML's offspring include 'Diana, Princess of Wales', 'Vanilla Perfume', and several others. The only complaint I've heard about AML comes from my exhibitor friend who tells me that, even in a florists' cooler, those delicate blended colors don't stand up well to refrigeration. (Who cares?)

Thank you for the replies. Sounds like I made a good choice afterall. Glad to have the heads-up about ANL not being a real tall plant.