|'Roseace' was selected and introduced in 1953 by Carl Kern of Wyoming Nursery, Cincinnati, Ohio for its medium-pink flower and bronze tinged foliage. It is believed that the pink color results from aging and soil conditions.
Horizontally branched shrub. The leaves are broadly ovate, toothed and dark green, with soft, hairy undersides. The most striking aspect of this shrub is it's double rows of lacey cymes. Cymes are made up of tiny fertile, central blooms, surrounded by large, sterile florets, both of which are white, from late spring to eary summer. Red fruit, which is not always showy, follows.