Most roses would come out of dormancy, bloom, and go dormant again, all within a relatively short time span. Flowers are produced in a major flush during spring, with a second, lesser flush during the fall. The blooms themselves are loosely double, and of a clear pink which is not the least bit abrasive in hue. Autumn Damask' is also attractive pegged or trained along a fence.
Fragrance is excellent, and disease resistance is good.
Copyright Timeless Roses. All rights reserved.