Actually, I gave this to Jacques originally but was forced to beg back a piece years later after the bunnies grazed mine into oblivion. (They apparently even ate the tag since neither Jacques nor I seem to have a name anymore; no matter, even nameless this is a gem, forming a spiny cushion a few inches across and bearing multitudes of single pink roses. by far the dwarfest rose I have ever seen."
Pierre, very interesting. I have wondered if using such dwarf varieties might be useful in producing Bonsai type specimens. I have a somewhat dwarf variety that I am going to try to train as a Bonsai. It has a very short distance between nodes and good branching. Though it might not interest very many people, I think that developing varieties for Bonsai might be worthwhile.