Dominique Loiseau ®
bedding rose (Delbard)
Dominique Loiseau ®
Growth height ca. 60cm
White, bee-friendly bedding rose for borders
- – Open, lightly double blooms with a golden centre, everblooming
- – Small, tidy growth to about 100 cm, roughly 4–5 per m²
- – Healthy and free-flowering, named after chef Dominique Loiseau
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Dominique Loiseau'
- Origin
- Delbard
- Size
- ca. 60cm
- Flower colour
- white
- Flowering habit
- repeat-flowering
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
Named after the chef of the same name.
Used as a continuously flowering bedding rose.
Experiences and pictures from our visitors (2)
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Enchanting roseTo say it up front, D.L. is a very beautiful rose.
Absolutely healthy, with repeated flushes of bloom after pruning.
The copper-coloured stamens make this pure white-flowering rose a real rarity. The bees love it.
What matters to me is that it finishes flowering cleanly and doesn't leave any dirty-looking spent blooms on the shrub.
If you want a bigger shrub, prune more moderately.Automatically translated · Show original
BeautifulDominique Loiseau is a beautiful rose.
The open white bloom with the yellow/copper-coloured stamens is also loved by numerous bees.
The plant arrived in very good condition.
Now I hope it will continue to establish well and thrive.Automatically translated · Show original
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