Jinhui Rose: 2009 Bud Sport from “Lipstick”—Golden Yellow with Narrow Pink Edges A precious mutation discovered in 2009 in Yunnan Yunxiu Flower Co.’s greenhouses, Jinhui Rose (金辉) evolved from the popular “Lipstick” rose—transforming from medium-sized blooms with wide pink edges to large 10–13cm flowers with narrow pink borders on a golden yellow base. Officially authorized as a new plant variety by China’s State Forestry Administration in December 2013, this cut flower gem captivates with 44–48 wavy, reflexed petals, creating a layered, three-dimensional look that resembles a dancing ballerina’s frilled skirt. Its dark green leathery foliage (with bronze-red new leaves) and sturdy thorny stems add to its garden appeal, while an 8–10 day vase life lets you savor its beauty indoors for over a week.True to its name (“Golden Splendor”), Jinhui’s blooms are a masterpiece of natural variation: the golden yellow base glows like sunlight, framed by a delicate, narrow pink edge that creates a striking contrast without overwhelming the eye. The 44–48 petals curl backward in perfect unison, forming a full, lush cup shape that maintains its elegance from bud to full bloom. As a cut flower, it adds a cheerful, warm touch to any space—ideal for dining tables, bedroom decor, or gift bouquets that celebrate uniqueness. The bronze-red new leaves emerge in spring, providing a dramatic color accent against the mature dark green foliage, making it a visual delight in both gardens and vases.