Leda
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Leda
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  • Bred in England before 1827, Leda is a very fragrant Damask Rose with double blooms of milk-white, at times tinted with just a hint of pale pink. Her petal edges are irregularly dipped in crimson-red to raspberry pink creating a striking contrast. Leda is a compact, once blooming plant with grey-green foliage which occasionally surprises with a fall flush. She makes a great cut flower as well.

    • Type: Damasks

    • Color: Milk-white at times with a hint of pale pink on the petal edges.

    • Fragrance: Very Fragrant

    • Hardiness Zone: 4 - 10

    • Size: 3' - 4' x 3'

    • Rebloom: Once Blooming

    • Bloom Type: Double

    • Year: 1827

    • SKU: DA642 GALLON

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Kelsey T.
Love this rose ! Mine is 6’ by 6’ easily!

Puts out many babies. I’ve shared Leda with many gardeners.
Very disease resistant and winter hardy.

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Rita J.
Informative!

Thank you for that lovely and descriptive review. It is so nice when someone who has a long-term “relationship” with a rose shares their knowledge and affection. It is so appreciated!

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Lisa A.
This is a tough and beautiful rose

I have had this rose in my garden for 20+ years. It is thorny and its first location was near a path, causing a few scratches to those who passed by, so I had to move it. It was quite large and established and no rose likes to be dug up and moved at that point. I moved it to a less desirable location with unimproved soil and less sun, and it sulked for a few years, with many canes dying. But it has come back with a vengeance! It is covered in buds this year. It is a bit sprawling but the buds and blooms are unlike any of my other roses ( I have over 70) and it has a nice fragrance. If you love old roses, and want a tough rose that can withstand harsh winters and poor soil, ( I’m in 5b Massachusetts), this is a great rose. The way the buds have the dark rose edging, then to open to white with red edging, is delightful!

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