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Autumn Damask
... Damask web hosting domain names photo sharing Autumn Damask Damask Perpetual aka: Bifera, Four Seasons, R. damascena bifera, Quatre Saisons, R. damascena semperflorens The name Autumn Damask suits this ... pointed buds, with their long, typical damask sepals open into loose, light pink blooms are intensely fragrant. The bush is somewhat sprawly, with typical damask thorniness and light green foliage. ...
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Botzaris
... Botzaris. Bred by Robert in 1856, France. This lovely white Damask vies with 'Mme. Hardy' for its perfect blooms and grace. For ... the bud. The fragrance, as could be expected, is wonderfully rich; typical Damask. Individual blooms are about 3 inches in diameter, cupped and ... 5 feet tall X 3 feet wide. Fragrance: 4.0 intense Damask fragrance. Blanc de Vibert Marbrée seedling #5 Botzaris Marbrée X ...
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July 2003 Newsletter
... extremely attractive when in full bloom, and the Damask roses are no exception. Damask roses are another ancient and fascinating class.  ... the rose that flowers twice a year--the Autumn Damask. The Damask class of roses consists of large shrubs with bluish gray ... Autumn Damask mentioned earlier.  The flowers are clear pink and double, with long sepals and a powerful fragrance.  It has typical lax ...
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justgardeners.com
... for use in the preparation of attar of roses for perfume. Damask roses are divided into two groups, Summer Damask and Autumn Damask, reflecting, among other characteristics, the bloom habits of each. ... reliable repeat bloom. Centifolia Roses 'Rose des Peintres', commonly called the Painter's Rose, is typical of the cabbage roses depicted in 17th century Dutch paintings. This fragrant purple-pink ...
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Bourbons, Hybrid Perpetuals, Shrubs and Species Roses
... . Well, two bourbons and one china. Bourbons came about from an accidental cross between a Damask and a China on the isle of Bourbon. They usually are repeat blooming and many ... hardy as the once bloomers. The only China rose that I have is definitely not typical of chinas, but is instead a horticultural monster - the Green Rose. China roses are just ...
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The DelChester Rose Society
... varieties and understand a few basics about them. Many roses require less maintenance than the typical hybrid tea, but still manifest all the beauty and vigor that characterizes our national ... with white, large bloom clusters, vigorous and extra hardy climber Shrub (Medium) Autumn Damask medium pink, intense damask fragrance, blooms late into the Fall, old garden rose Carefree Delight pink blend, ...
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Hybrid Musk Roses
... versatile shrub/climber. Huge sprays of clear pink single blooms Glossy foliage, which is not typical of many Pemberton musks. Very tough, disease-free and worthwhile. Will easily achieve 2 metres ... Garden Sept 1999 Alba Roses January 1999 Single Roses December 1997 Moss Roses September 1997 Damask Roses July 1997 The Glory of Wichuraiana Ramblers June 1997 Return to Gardens ONLINE Garden ...
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Single Roses on the Rose Garden
... an elegant white. Quite recurrent. Quite worthwhile. Heideroslein Lambert 1932 'the heather rose' is a typical hybrid musk - healthy fragrant shrubby, reliable. This is not particularly well-known but we like ... Garden Sept 1999 Alba Roses January 1999 Hybrid Musks June 1998 Moss Roses September 1997 Damask Roses July 1997 The Glory of Wichuraiana Ramblers June 1997 Return to Gardens ONLINE Garden ...
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Year of the Rose
... lavender roses, this could be your cup of tea. A 2 foot shrub covered in damask scented blooms. Each 2 inch flower is a perfectly formed miniature version of an old ... clusters of 2 inch clear red flowers. Each bloom is an exact replica of a typical hybrid tea bloom with delicate apple fragrance. It's a prolific bloomer and vigorous grower ...
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Marbree
... Damask Perpetual! Worse, cultivars which we today consider as defining the group--`Leda', perhaps, and 'Mme. Hardy'--seem to have been hybrids. 'Celsiana', a most beautiful and popular rose, is possibly "typical" Damask ... tall, arching growth; the Portlands, showing Gallica influence; the Tous-les-Mois, the typical sort, bushy and compact with tight blossoms; and the Trianons, tall, vigorous, Hybrid ...
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