Leda Zone 2 Introduced in 1807

Introduced in 1807

beautifully shaped 4 1/2" blooms of a rich

We love her in pots or beds for zones 5-10

and she will reward you in spades with her light pink and cream blooms

If your garden struggles with disease

Leda Zone 2 Introduced in 1807Bred in England before 1827, Leda is a very fragrant Damask Rose with double blooms of milk white, at times tinted with just a hint of pale pink. Her petal edges are irregularly dipped in crimson red to raspberry pink creating a striking contrast. Leda is a compact, once blooming plant with grey green foliage which occasionally surprises with a fall flush. She makes a great cut flower as well.