'Comte de Chambord' Portland Rose: Historic Cultivar Profile

Rosa 'Comte de Chambord' is a Portland (Damask Perpetual) rose introduced in 1858 by Moreau-Robert. It bears very double, quartered, clear pink flowers with a rich, classic damask fragrance on a compact, well-foliaged plant (3–4 feet). Repeat-blooming—a rarity in its era—and remarkably healthy. A Victorian gem that bridges old and modern roses.

Cultivar Details

• Family: Rosaceae
• Genus: Rosa
• Cultivar: Comte de Chambord
• Hybridizer: Moreau-Robert
• Introduced: 1858

Images show the lush pink quartered blooms and tidy habit. A fragrant, historic repeat-bloomer.