New Dawn White
climbing rose (Walter Berger, 1959)
New Dawn White
Growth height 3 m Width 2.4 m
Pure white climbing rose for a trellis
- – Well-formed, double blooms in clusters, continuous flowering
- – 300 x 240 cm, vigorous, easily trained shoots
- – Fragrant, healthy, slightly glossy foliage, valuable sport of 'New Dawn'
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'New Dawn White'
- other names
- Weiße New Dawn
- Breeder / year
- Walter Berger / 1959
- Height x width
- 3 m x 2.4 m
- Flower colour
- white
- Flowering habit
- Continuous bloomer
- Fragrance
- Fragrant
- Location / use / care
- tolerates poor soils
suitable for north-facing walls - Description of the flower
- shapely, doubly full, pure white blooms in clusters.
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
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I planted a New Dawn White in partial shade. It starts flowering a bit later than New Dawn. The flower is somewhat larger and denser - beautiful! The individual shoots are somewhat stronger than on N.D. - overall it grows more upright.
Verdict - a beautiful, healthy, white climbing rose.Automatically translated · Show original
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