Someone seeing a single Sally Holmes™ rose could easily be forgiven for passing her off as a Plain Jane. It's the sheer proliferation that makes Sally spectacular. The ivory white flowers turn up in billowing sprays or trusses of 60 or more blooms in basketball-sized clusters, which has led to comparisons with hydrangeas. Golden stamens in the centres and apricot-coloured buds add an alluring accent to the overall effect. Glossy dark green foliage on nearly thornless canes provides an appealing and easy-to-work-with backdrop, whether you plan to train this rose as a climber or prune it as a shrub. Sally has somehow amassed multiple awards, including Gold Medals at Baden-Baden and Portland. She has been inducted into the Rose Hall of Fame.