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Duke of Edinburgh
Rose (1868, G. Paul)
Duke of Edinburgh
Growth height 60-120cm
Compact crimson-red repeat rose for the border
- – Large double blooms with a high centre, flowers again through the season
- – Neat, bushy habit, about 90 x 60 cm, well branched
- – Hardy and tolerant of shade, sets rose hips
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Duke of Edinburgh'
- Origin
- 1868, G. Paul
- Size
- 60-120cm
- Flower colour
- red
- Flowering habit
- repeat-flowering
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
Requires care and good soil.
No pruning or light pruning after the 1st flowering. Produces rose hips.
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Duke of Edinburgh habe ich nun schon 3 Jahre, sie steht eher trocken und sonnig, ab Nachmittag im Schatten. Diesen braucht sie auch, da die Blüten schnell dazu tendieren, zu verbrennen. Obwohl sie nach dem ersten Winter nur noch einen Trieb hatte, verzweigte sich dieser nach Rückschnitt sehr gut und blüht üppig. Auch die zweite Blüte ist gut. Im Laufe des Jahres bekommt sie etwas SRT, der Duft ist mittel. Den kalten Winter 2011/12 hat sie gut überstanden.
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