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In Syria, winter marks the start of the cultivation of Damascus roses

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FEATURE ARTICLE - For years, Muhammed el-Dimashqi, forced to flee the capital to reach Idlib, has been planting and selling these flowers, which are highly sought after by the perfume industry.

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In Syria, winter marks the start of the cultivation of Damascus roses

FEATURE ARTICLE - For years, Muhammed el-Dimashqi, forced to flee the capital to reach Idlib, has been planting and selling these flowers, which are highly sought after by the perfume industry.

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