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Initial post 23 SEP 21 by Magnus95
The depth and richness of it's damask fragrance is unmatched. Easily better than any of the other repeat flowering old roses I grow. Here in England it doesn't throw out octopus canes and is easily manageable as a tidy shrub.

My favourite rose for colour, form and fragrance. I grow it in a pot and am considering winding it around supports like an obelisk.
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Reply #1 of 2 posted 21 DEC by Blundenshaun
How has growing it in a pot gone? Im considering getting it for my patio but I am unsure how it would perform. Thanks
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Reply #2 of 2 posted 21 DEC by Magnus95
It grows well in a large pot! I've stuck 2 metal pins in the pot and wind some canes around where its possible and I get blooms all along the length. It just has to stay well watered to thrive.
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