The Lady Banks Lutea rose is a charming rose. Filled with thousands of tiny petaled roses. It blooms but once a year but retains its shiny green foliage the rest of the year. This is a true climber. I have loved this rose my entire life and planted many of them.
They do need water as the hot dry summer moves in but their root system is deep and strong. They require much less water than annuals.
Known as Lady Bansia of Lady Banks Lutea these vine roses are thornless and bloom once a year on long, glossy green branches. Cutting the branches diminishes their impact and beauty.
Lady Banksia rose that is well established. Once established these are very hardy roses.
It is very common to see the Lady Banks rose draping over walls.
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Lady Banksia rose that is well established. Once established these are very hardy roses.
Lady Banksia rose that is well established. Once established these are very hardy roses.
Crepescule a Climbing Noisette
Probably less well known is the rose Crepescule. Check it out as well if you are considering a climbing rose.
Crepseculs a Noisette Climbing Rose that Thrives in Texas
Crepseculs a Noisette Climbing Rose that Thrives in Texas
Crepseculs a Noisette Climbing Rose that Thrives in Texas
