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Rosa banksiae lutea
$27.95
Species Rose (know before 1824)
“Lady Banks” is a vigorous and sprawling species rose that prefers and thrives in warmer climates. Canes are nearly thornless and often climbs to over 20 feet. Clouds of small, yellow blooms cover the plant each spring.
AKA – Lady Banks Rose, Yellow
1 review for Rosa banksiae lutea
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Bicky Tran –
Thornless once bloomer that is vigorous. When it is not blooming you get green foliage leaves all year round. Blooms in March/April on old canes in clusters. No fragrance. My 3 year old trunk looks like a tree now over my huge pergola. It provides shade for my roses in pots underneath. The show in Spring is so pretty. I do have to cut off the branches growing over my neighbor side but they rather I keep them on the fence so they can enjoy the blooms too.