Kazanlik Sunbelt ever-changing color show to the

ever-changing color show to the garden

'Smith's Parish' taunts us with delightfully small semi-double cupped blooms of either pure white

The shrub itself is hardy and vigorous with slender canes that suggest the rose can be grown as a pillar or a pegged rose

with ‘Heritage’ and ‘Graham Thomas’ as grandparents you can’t go wrong

Blooming continuously from spring through fall

Kazanlik Sunbelt ever-changing color show to thePrior to 1850 3 to 5 feet Perhaps the most sought after of Damask roses, 'Kazanlik' or 'Trigintipetala' is grown in quantity in Bulgaria, a country which still exports a great deal of the worlds rose attar. The flowers are deep pink, with thirty petals arranged in a somewhat shaggy halo around golden stamens. The dark green shrub is vigorous and not as open as in some varieties of Damasks. Please note: Damask roses are especially slow to bloom. Do not