César ®
shrub rose (Meilland 1993)
César ®
Growth height ca. 150cm
Cream-yellow shrub rose that changes colour
- – Repeat-flowering, with a dark pink centre when opening
- – Bushy, wide-spreading growth, very resilient
- – Bred by Meilland, in the trade since 1993
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'César'
- Origin
- Meilland 1993
- Size
- ca. 150cm
- Flower colour
- bright pink
- Flowering habit
- repeat-flowering
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
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Cesar is currently suffering a bit from fungal diseases in my garden. Still, I wouldn't want to be without this wonderful shrub rose. The flowers have a rare play of colors: a little pink, a little white, a tiny bit of yellow, etc. For me it is something special because of this unique play of colors in the flowers. In my garden it stands next to Westerland, Dirigent and Lichtkönigin Lucia.Automatically translated · Show original
Ich kann nur bestŠtigen, dass die CŽsar eine seltsame Rose ist, weil sie aus allen Schubladen zu fallen scheint. Habe sie im Januar 08 wurzelnackt gepflanzt. Sie hat schon in ihrem ersten Sommer reichlich geblŸht. Zu Ende ihrer ersten Wachstumsphase ma§ sie etwa 80 x 30 cm.
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