Damask - In cultivation since 1860. Used for centuries in the production of oil of roses. For potpourri, few roses are more valued than the Damasks. Moderate to large growers, up to 3 meters, with arching tapering branches that bow down with the weight of their blooms.
Foliage is pale green and downy with semi-double flowers in small loose clusters.
The Autumn Damask has a second flowering, the Summer Damask is once flowering usually in July. Others say the Romans may have brought this rose to England. White or pink color. Hardy zones 4 to 9. Old Heirloom roses lists 8.