Dames de Chenonceau ®
bedding rose (Delbard, 2002)
Dames de Chenonceau ®
Growth height 60-80 cm
Apricot fragrant rose for the bed
- – Large, densely double blooms from May to October, in several flushes
- – Compact, rather small shrub for groups or as a single specimen
- – Fruity scent with notes of lemon and aniseed
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Dames de Chenonceau'
- other names
- Delpabra
- Breeder / year
- Delbard / 2002
- Size
- 60-80 cm
- Flower colour
- apricot
- Flowering habit
- repeat-flowering
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
Large, well-double blooms in rose pink with a hint of apricot. Clearly perceptible, fruity fragrance with notes of lemon and aniseed.
Compact, rather small shrub that blooms reliably.
Dames de Chenonceau is very similar to Lady Emma Hamilton.
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Strongly fragrant roseThis beautiful fragrant rose from Delbard has a fairy-like appearance. She is healthy and her fragrance is special. A mixture of old roses blended with oriental spices. I only have strongly fragrant roses, but this fragrance is special.
Each bloom looks a little different.
The Dames de Chenonceau is kept in a 65 l container at my place.Automatically translated · Show original
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