'I can QUEEN
Big-flowered climber
Not all large flowered climbers are small, clustered blooms, some, indeed, have such large flowers remind one of the climbers. These belong to the group, dating from the turn of the 20th century, which was developed by crossing Rosa wichuraiana flourished with large hybrids. In this primary breeders were Barbier in France and mandates in the United States. 'May Queen I "was the first of Mande varieties and was named for early flowering. With its flexible canes and gently hanging blossoms, this lovely rose is especially charming when grown on pergolas and pillars near the seats, where the beauty and fragrance its flowers can be enjoyed at eye level, from the immediate vicinity. Shower large, sparsely filled with pink flowers and a sign of flush in June and July, "Johanna Röpke '. Surprisingly, this rugged, impressive large flowered climber, which grows to a height of 4 m (13 ft), is somewhat forgotten.
Flowering: One mistake, half filled with loose, medium, 06 cm (21 / 2 in), pale pink with lilac shades, sweet smell
GROWTH: 3-4 m (10-13 m) tall, strong, bushy, long canes
FEATURES: Rugged, lush flowers, northern exposure and the penumbra, winter hardy
PLANTING: tree climber, sheer when espaliered and the pillars and pergolas, and a weeping standard
was introduced: Manda, 1898, the U.S.
'New Dawn'
Big-flowered climber
Big-flowered climber ...
- an even bigger, fuller, pale pink flowers can be found in "Mme de Sancy de Parabere 'historical Boursault roses. This 4 m (13 ft) climber, who scrambles to thorn without canes, blooms only once but so extravagantly, is such a seductive scent.
of flowering: Repetition, loosely filled, large, 0 9 cm (31 / 2 in), porcelain pink, fragrant
GROWTH: 3-4 m (10-13 m) tall, strong, bushy
FEATURES: Superb climber with long, thick leaves, rain-resistant, heat-tolerant, and to grow in the penumbra and vessel, a very tough winter
PLANTING: Garden walls and supports a weeping standard
was introduced: Somerset nursery, 1930, USA
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