Rosa banksiae 'Lutea'
Also known as ‘Lady Banks’ Rose’ and ‘Yellow Banksia Rose’. A tough, vigorous Climber or Rambler which displays a profusion of small pale yellow double flowers. It is prolific flowering and is promoted as one of the best roses for dry gardens.
The lightly scented blooms are produced in clusters on the almost thornless branches with attractive rich green foliage.
This large, early flowering, semi-evergreen rambler blooms in one single glorious flush each year in spring.
This rose tolerates a little bit of shade, but is best grown in full sun to achieve healthy prolific flowering.
Pruning is carried out immediately after flowering has finished at the end of spring or early summer.
Also known as ‘Lady Banks’ Rose’ and ‘Yellow Banksia Rose’. A tough, vigorous Climber or Rambler which displays a profusion of small pale yellow double flowers. It is prolific flowering and is promoted as one of the best roses for dry gardens.
The lightly scented blooms are produced in clusters on the almost thornless branches with attractive rich green foliage.
This large, early flowering, semi-evergreen rambler blooms in one single glorious flush each year in spring.
This rose tolerates a little bit of shade, but is best grown in full sun to achieve healthy prolific flowering.
Pruning is carried out immediately after flowering has finished at the end of spring or early summer.
Also known as ‘Lady Banks’ Rose’ and ‘Yellow Banksia Rose’. A tough, vigorous Climber or Rambler which displays a profusion of small pale yellow double flowers. It is prolific flowering and is promoted as one of the best roses for dry gardens.
The lightly scented blooms are produced in clusters on the almost thornless branches with attractive rich green foliage.
This large, early flowering, semi-evergreen rambler blooms in one single glorious flush each year in spring.
This rose tolerates a little bit of shade, but is best grown in full sun to achieve healthy prolific flowering.
Pruning is carried out immediately after flowering has finished at the end of spring or early summer.
