Leda

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