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Botzaris

Color: White/Cream Class: Damask Introduced: 1856 Best Zones: 4-9 Bloom Form: Very Fully Double

This lovely white Damask vies with ‘Mme. Hardy’ for its perfect blooms and grace. For many, ‘Botzaris’ may be preferable to ‘Mme. Hardy’ as the shrub is smaller and more compact, growing to no…

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Damask White/Cream Strong Spreading
Seller
Rogue Valley Roses
Introduced
1856
Best Zones
4-9
4-5 ft Height
3 inches in Bloom Size

Bloom Style

How It Shows Up in the Garden

Bloom Form
Very Fully Double
Fragrance
Strong
Growth Habit
Spreading

Garden Fit

Where It Is Most Comfortable

Rose Class
Damask
Color Family
White/Cream

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Breeding and Source Notes

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Rogue Valley Roses

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Rogue Valley Roses Botzaris In stock $28.95
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Overview

This lovely white Damask vies with ‘Mme. Hardy’ for its perfect blooms and grace. For many, ‘Botzaris’ may be preferable to ‘Mme. Hardy’ as the shrub is smaller and more compact, growing to no more than 5 feet tall under most circumstances. The blooms of ‘Botzaris’ are snow white, with just a hint of red on the guard petals, most visible in the bud. The fragrance, as could be expected, is wonderfully rich; typical Damask. Individual blooms are about 3 inches in diameter, cupped and packed full of petals that withstand wet weather admirably. Photo and Comment Copyright 2007 Paul Barden and The Uncommon Rose Introduced in 1856.

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