Rosa sp. ‘Old Blush’ Fred Meyer He will grow in the

He will grow in the same wet feet the species loves

native-hardy flower is wanted through the heat of summer

a fast-growing

The wood beneath that muscled bark is famously hard and heavy

Rosa sp. ‘Old Blush’ Fred Meyer He will grow in theNearly every rose in your garden that blooms more than once a year owes a debt to this one. 'Old Blush' is a China rose, bred in China for something close to a thousand years and known there as the monthly pink, and they are generally reckoned the first East Asian rose to reach Europe, recorded in Sweden by 1752 and offered in England as Parson's Pink China in 1793. They brought with them the one thing Western roses simply did not have: the habit of