Kazanlik Sunbelt and powdery mildew

and powdery mildew

The de Zavalas came to Texas in 1835 to support the Texas Revolution

Blooming continuously from spring through fall

'Smith's Parish' taunts us with delightfully small semi-double cupped blooms of either pure white

This is quite probably the plant that writers in antiquity described as the Four Seasons Rose of Paestum

Kazanlik Sunbelt and powdery mildewPrior to 1850 3 to 5 feet Perhaps the most sought after of Damask roses, 'Kazanlik' or 'Trigintipetala' is grown in quantity in Bulgaria, a country which still exports a great deal of the worlds rose attar. The flowers are deep pink, with thirty petals arranged in a somewhat shaggy halo around golden stamens. The dark green shrub is vigorous and not as open as in some varieties of Damasks. Please note: Damask roses are especially slow to bloom. Do not