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Zone 3b - UK. Lee, 1838 - 1.5m / 5ft

Parentage: Rosa damascena bifera × Rosa spinosissima

Stanwell Perpetual’s story is one of serendipity—emerging as a chance seedling, possibly in a hedge, in Stanwell, England. As the name suggests, it is a repeat bloomer, offering soft blush pink, double blossoms that evoke the old-world charm of a Damask rose. The blooms are intensely fragrant, adding an exquisite sensory experience to any garden. This rose is rare on its own roots, and its growth is thin, wiry, and small when young. Patience is key, as it takes a couple of years for Stanwell Perpetual to fully reveal its potential, rewarding gardeners with its beauty and fragrance in time.

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