Rosa ‘Quatre Saisons Blanche Mousseuse’ (Dmo)
Description:
Historic white moss rose discovered before 1830 near Thionville, France. A natural sport of 'Quatre Saisons', it bears fragrant white double blooms and distinctive moss-covered buds on a bushy shrub 1.2–1.5m tall. Widely distributed by leading French nurseries, it is an important perpetual moss rose. A 2006 genetic study found it to be identical to the roses 'Kazanlik' and 'York and Lancaster'.
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