Flowering – the variety blooms for a very long time, from the second half of June until the first frosts. The rose blooms very abundantly, and its flowers are gathered in large inflorescences, numbering even up to several dozen flowers. New blooms immediately appear under the fading inflorescences. The individual flowers reach about 4 cm in diameter, are double, with loosely arranged petals and wavy notches. The fully opened buds are pink, darker inside and lighter on the outside. The color is initially very intense but fades as the flowers age. The flowers have a delicate, pleasant scent.
The shrub is adorned with small, shiny leaves of a vivid green color. They remain on the branches for a long time, turning a slightly cherry color in autumn.

Conditions and requirements – the shrub grows best in sunny positions and partial shade. The variety is not very demanding when it comes to soil and is tolerant of pH levels. For proper growth, the rose requires moderately moist soil.

Care – depending on the growing form, the shrub requires different pruning. If grown as a border plant, it should be pruned annually to a height of 20-40 cm. In the case of ground-covering forms, pruning is done once every few years. However, if the shoots freeze after a cold winter, they should be pruned to a healthy place. The variety is resistant to most diseases and shows high tolerance to low temperatures. Young shrubs may require additional winter protection. A mound of dry leaves or pine bark should be placed around the base of the plant. Alternatively, thicker mulching can be applied. To maintain the aesthetic appearance of the shrub during flowering, it is recommended to remove faded inflorescences regularly.

Application – the 'The Fairy Pink' rose can be grown as both a bedding and ground-covering plant. It is also suitable as a low hedge or a grafted standard tree. It can successfully be planted in small and large areas, making it ideal for gardens, parks, and urban greenery. It looks great among perennials, deciduous shrubs, and conifers. The flowering stems are suitable for cutting as flowers. It is an ideal variety for carpet beds, borders, and rock gardens.