Cornelia
musk rose (Pemberton, 1925)
Cornelia
Growth height 150 cm Width 150 cm
Apricot-pink musk rose for partial shade
- – Clusters of blooms with a slight scent, in flushes into autumn
- – Bushy to 1.5 m, climbing to 300 cm in warm sites
- – Bronze-tinted foliage, tolerates poorer soils
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Cornelia'
- Origin
- Pemberton, 1925
- Size
- 150 cm x 150 cm
- Flower colour
- apricot
- Flowering habit
- repeat-flowering
- Climbs
- yes
- in a tub / pot
- yes
- Awards
- AGM 1993
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
Intense pink with apricot-yellow, fading to light pink blooms in clusters with a slight musky fragrance. Continuously flowering in several flushes into autumn, with healthy, bronze-coloured foliage.
A vigorous-growing, very versatile plant that, in warm climates, also readily climbs up to around 300 cm, can be kept in a larger pot, and also tolerates partially shaded sites.
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