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Robert le Diable
historic shrub rose (before 1837, unknown)
Robert le Diable
Growth height ca. 150cm
Violet gallica rose for natural gardens
- – Loosely double flowers, fading to mauve, flowering once
- – Medium-sized, upright habit, also for poor soils
- – Pleasant fragrance, classic traits of this old rose, also possible in a container
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Robert le Diable'
- Origin
- before 1837, unknown
- Size
- ca. 150cm
- Flower colour
- blue & mauve
- Flowering habit
- summer-flowering
- in a tub / pot
- yes
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
Medium-sized shrub, 'typically Gallica'.
Ideal for poor soils and wildlife-friendly gardens.
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The colour of this rose really can't be put into words. Perhaps it's a red that fades to lilac-violet. Robert le Diable grows into a nicely compact shrub whose flowers look like dark velvet and have a slightly sweet fragrance.Automatically translated · Show original
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