'Zéphirine Drouhin' Bourbon Rose (Rosa cv.)

'Zéphirine Drouhin' Bourbon Rose (Rosa cv.)Hardy, repeat flowering shrub rose Semi double, loosely cupped, cerise pink blossoms, lightly fragrant; prickle free growth and medium green foliage Legend has it that the Bourbon class of roses occurred as a chance cross between the Old Blush China and the Damask Rose 'Quatre Saisons', which took place on the Ile de Bourbon, an island in the southern Indian Ocean (now renamed Runion). The first result of this union was a hybrid named 'Rose Edouard',

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Publisher: University of Virginia Press

Habit: Vines grow to 20 feet in summer or year-round in a greenhouse

The fruits are attractive to birds while the foliage is not attractive to deer

This plant is not attractive to deer

The fruits are attractive to birds but the foliage is not attractive to deer

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This vigorous native perennial was recognized as a desirable ornamental and kitchen garden plant by the early 18th century

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