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The Dark Lady Rose: Deep Crimson Petals, Strong Fragrance, Full Foliage for Borders

The Dark Lady Rose

The Dark Lady produces deep crimson petals that evoke a strong fragrance, while the full foliage provides great borders. This rose prefers full sun and moderate moisture.

Characteristics

Full Sun
Moderate Moisture
Height: 3 - 5 feet
Spread: 2—4 feet

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