Rosa Damascena Semperflorens (Autumn Damask) thornless attractive for the landscape or

attractive for the landscape or rose garden

low-growing

Each of her flowering stems bears up to eight 3” blooms against glossy

Introduced in the 1920s in the United Kingdom

Her color is a striking blend of phlox-pink and creamy yellow with orange tones

Rosa Damascena Semperflorens (Autumn Damask) thornless attractive for the landscape orDating back to as early as the 1600s, Rosa Damascena Semperflorens (Autumn Damask) is a very fragrant rose with medium pink, semi double blooms are produced in clusters on a spreading plant. Her beautiful flowers pop against grey green foliage. She thrives in beds, borders, and pots and is a favorite of pollinators