Duchesse de Montebello 20D Not for the small garden

Not for the small garden but wonderful if you have the room

Her blossoms grow in large sprays with a wonderful sweet perfume making her excellent for cutting

Flowers are produced on a continual blooming plant with rich

Blue Moon® is one of the first lavender-blue Hybrid Tea roses

she even drops her old petals so that no deadheading is necessary

Duchesse de Montebello 20D Not for the small gardenWINTER HARDY! Introduced in 1829, this fragrant rose produces fully double blooms of delicate, soft pink on a nice, upright, spreading plant with light green foliage. The coloring of Duchesse de Montebello is especially attractive as is her intense winter hardiness. She can handle the colder winters all the way to zone 4! This rose also does well in pots and partial shade.