Rose de Quatre Saisons is a very old rose whose occasional repeated flowering was already observed over 2,500 years ago. The medium pink blooms are beautifully fragrant, large, and full yet loose. You can expect this bushy rose to grow 4′-5′ tall. It is an easy to grow rose and may tolerate some shade, and can also be used as a hedge. Picture credit to Andrew Ross, Australia. For helpful rose care tips for the Rose de Quatre Saisons, please visit our Rose Care page. Other Names Quatre Saisons Continue, Autumn Damask Classification Damask Roses, Historic Roses Repeat Bloomer Non-Recurrent Colour Medium Pink Bloom Size Large Bloom Shape Flat Petal Count Double (17-25 petals) Fragrance Very Fragrant Fragrance Description Great rose fragrance which is sweet and has a pleasantly fresh citrus notes. Plant Form Bushy Plant Height 5' – 6' Hardiness Zones USDA 3 – 9 Sun Requirement 4 hours of direct sunlight Breeder before 1856, Unknown Usage Garden Rose, Rose Hips Propagation Grafted on Multiflora, Produced by Palatine Fruit and Roses Root Form Potted Rose Pick Up Only The heights & zones are guidelines only. Roses & fruit trees grow differently in different zones, and require proper winter protection accordingly.
