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Lady Hillingdon Climber
tea rose (climbing) (Hicks, 1917)
Lady Hillingdon Climber
Growth height 4.5 m Width 2.4 m
Apricot-yellow climbing rose for the wall
- – Fully double blooms with a high centre – repeat-flowering through summer
- – Very vigorous climber, about 4.5 x 2.4 m
- – Fragrant, with plum-coloured wood – AGM award 1993
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Lady Hillingdon Climber'
- Breeder / year
- Hicks / 1917
- Height x width
- 4.5 m x 2.4 m
- Flower colour
- yellow
- Flowering habit
- Repeat-flowering (reblooming)
- Fragrance
- Fragrant
- Location / use / care
- tolerates poor soils
- Description of the flower
- A combination of double, apricot and deep yellow blooms with a high centre.
- Awards
- AGM 1993
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
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