Amanda Patenotte Rose (Rosa cv.)

Amanda Patenotte Rose (Rosa cv.)Hardy, deciduous, flowering shrub Bears deep pink, highly fragrant blooms Amanda Patenotte Rose is a highly fragrant Damask rose bred in France by Jean Pierre Vibert before 1846. The main flush of flowers appears in late spring to early summer, but it will continue to bloom sporadically. It has an upright and spreading habit.

Culture: Prefers full sun to part shade in average

Hardiness: USDA Zones 7 through 9

each included this unusual native shrub in their plant lists around the turn of the 19th century

Habit: Grows up to 18 inches high and wide

A memorable gift for a musical friend

and farming to the study of cultural

was found in the gardens of France and Britain since the sixteenth century when they were grown in the medicinal gardens of monasteries

it keeps for 6 months or longer if refrigerated

as well as other ailments such as venereal disease and kidney disorders

also included Small Globe Thistle in his 1806 American Gardener's Calendar

11"w x 8"d shade

" Thomas Jefferson may have been referring to the American Black Elderberry in his Notes on the State of Virginia (1780s)