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Amadis
rambler rose (Laffay, 1829)
Amadis
Growth height 3.6 m Width 1.8 m
Carmine-red Rambler for the fence
- – Semi-double to double, flowering once in summer
- – 3.6 m tall and 1.8 m wide, with arching, almost thornless shoots
- – Bred by Laffay (1829), with a slight fragrance
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Amadis'
- Breeder / year
- Laffay / 1829
- Height x width
- 3.6 m x 1.8 m
- Flower colour
- red
- Flowering habit
- Summer flowering (not repeat-flowering)
- Fragrance
- faint fragrance
- Location / use / care
- tolerates poor soils
- Description of the flower
- Clusters of semi-double to double flowers in carmine-red.
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
Experiences and pictures from our visitors (1)
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The rose arrived in the middle of my move, it was practically still winter, the ground half frozen. What choice did I have but to dig a makeshift hole and get it into the earth to keep it alive somehow.
In spring it got its partially shaded spot, some distance in front of a hedge.
It was the first of all of them to flower - the colour is wonderfully bright. The first flowers were a little more strongly coloured than the later ones.
Unfortunately they don't last very long; once the rose is bigger, the effect must be stunning because of the sheer mass.
Fragrance: yes, but not particularly intense.Automatically translated · Show original
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