Macmillan Nurse
bedding rose (Amanda Beales, 1998)
Macmillan Nurse
Growth height 0.9 m Width 0.9 m
Creamy white fragrant rose for a pot
- – Old-fashioned, rosette-shaped flowers, continuously through summer
- – Compact, dense growth, about 0.9 x 0.9 m
- – Dark green, glossy foliage, occasionally flushed with peach
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Macmillan Nurse'
- Breeder / year
- Amanda Beales / 1998
- Height x width
- 0.9 m x 0.9 m
- Flower colour
- white
- Flowering habit
- Continuous bloomer
- Fragrance
- Fragrant
- Location / use / care
- suitable for pots and containers
als Heckenrose geeignet
shade-tolerant - Description of the flower
- Creamy-white, double flowers in clusters.
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
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Absolutely recommendable rose with special charmThe Macmillan Nurse moved in with me as a container plant in May 2020 and then moved into a pot. After a short time it shot up wonderfully and quite quickly showed me gorgeous blooms. Even the constant rain of recent weeks and the somewhat cooler temperatures didn't bother it. It is healthy, free-flowering and has a wonderfully delicate fragrance. For me a special and beautiful rose.Automatically translated · Show original
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