Zone 4a, possibly 3b - Unknown, likely before 1500, but not noted till 1819 - 1m

Parentage: R. gallica mutation?
Tuscany is a classic rose with saturated, velvety purple semi-double blooms and one of the richest colours found in roses. It has been enjoyed for over 500 years and is one of the hardiest in the Gallica group. The healthy bush is easy to propagate, rooting easily through the many suckers that appear as the plant ages. Tuscany also boasts a rich fragrance, adding to its timeless appeal.

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