In 'The Little Prince', St-Exupéry writes: 'Go and look at the roses again. You will understand that yours is unique in all the world.' The dunes of Montauk witness the blooming of Rosa Rugosa, a special rose battered by sea spray and exposed to the influences of time. It becomes naturally maritime, peppery, and salty. This self-assured rose, an integral part of a wild landscape, is what we have tamed.
