Very interesting. The advertising blurb on the Edmund's site about this rose states "superb black spot resistance", yet below under "Product Details" "Disease Resistant" says, "no". The description also states, " Like the once-blooming species from which it obtained the lovely blotch, this bushy, upright shrub filled with abundant, grey-green leaves loves to grow and may require some pruning in order to keep it tamed, though superb blackspot resistance will keep it looking healthy.", Hulthemia, the once flowering species from which it obtained the petal "blotch", does NOT like to grow and is considered quite difficult to grow in anything other than the desert environment to which it is indigenous. Early hybrids of it have historically been called "martyrs to mildew". Somewhere, someone didn't read enough, or do sufficient research, or are awkwardly using their "poetic license". It will be interesting watching how this one performs and how healthy it remains.