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Intermediate
skill rating |
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4m
max. spread |
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12m
max. height |
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5-10 years
to maturity |
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3 hours care
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Botanical name: Rosa banksiae 'Lutea'
Other names: Yellow banksia rose, Thornless yellow banksia rose
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Genus: Rosa
Variety or cultivar: 'Lutea' _ 'Lutea' is a rapidly-growing, thornless climbing shrub with small leaves and clusters of small, double, pale-yellow roses in spring and summer
Rosa banksiae 'Lutea' is: Deciduous
Flower: Pale-yellow in Spring; Pale-yellow in Summer
Foliage: Pale-green in All seasons
Fragrance: Has soft fragrance
Habit: Climbing
Awards: RHS AGM (Award of Garden Merit)
Plant with:
Narcissus 'Brabazon' (Daffodil 'Brabazon')
Rosa banksiae 'Lutea' (Yellow banksia rose) will reach a height of 12m and a spread of 4m after 5-10 years.
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Suggested uses: City, Cottage/Informal, Flower Arranging, Beds and borders, Wallside and trellises
Cultivation: A vigorous climber that is best trained on a wall or fence. Plant in prefers a sheltered sunny position. Protect from frost and cold drying winds for best results. Best not to plant roses in soil where other roses have grown previously.
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Chalky, Loamy, Sandy |
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| Soil drainage: |
Moist but well-drained, Well-drained |
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Acid, Alkaline, Neutral |
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| Light: |
Full Sun |
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| Aspect: |
South, East, West |
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| Exposure: |
Sheltered |
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| Hardiness: |
Tender in frost (H3) |
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General post from
Robert Thomas
I am wanting to take some banksia rose to india from uk i am not sure if they will grow there in the hot weather the reason asking is that I was bought up in australia where the banksia rose thrives in all conditions i am wondering if this variety here will do the same I am wanting to use it in conjunction with tropical passion fruit as a border on top of our surronding wall to give us privacy as well as give us the marvelous flowers they would be semi sheltered position but very hot areas in summer the watering system is drip irragation for 3 hrd daily thanks
Robert thomas
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- Posted: Sat. 12th May 2012 12:47
- Last reply: Sat. 12th May 2012 17:03
Comment from
Laura Thomas
I absolutely love the profusion of sunny little yellow flowers on this mega rambling thornless rose. This is a wonderful easy to care for rambler which flowers from April onwards (mine eventually overshadowed by deciduous tree so does not flower into summer). Prune lightly after flowering and give a Spring feed and it more or less takes care of itself.
Have planted this against sunnyish garden wall and adjacent to Golden Privet which not only complements it but provides plenty of support for long branches. The neighbours appreciate it too hanging over the shared wall.
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- Posted: Tue. 28th April 2009 19:42
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