Schneezwerg

Rose (Lambert, 1912)

Schneezwerg

Growth height 1.5 m Width 1.2 m

White sweet briar for the pot

  • – Smaller, semi-double blooms in clusters – continuous flowering with golden stamens
  • – Compact shrub, about 1.5 x 1.2 m, a Lambert breeding
  • – Fragrant, suitable for exposed sites – flowers and hips often appear together

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Name (bot.)
Rosa 'Schneezwerg'
Breeder / year
Lambert / 1912
Height x width
1.5 m x 1.2 m
Flower colour
white
Flowering habit
Continuous bloomer
Fragrance
Fragrant
Location / use / care
suitable for pots and containers
suitable for woodland edges
tolerates poor soil
als Heckenrose geeignet
shade-tolerant
robust variety
Description of the flower
Clusters of semi-double, white flowers that are smaller than on most rugosa roses.
Thorniness
normally thorned / not specified
(Rugosa) ‘Snowdwarf’ A small and interesting rugosa rose variety that produces numerous fragrant, semi-double, pure white flowers with golden-yellow stamens. Continuous-flowering. If spent blooms are not cut back, the last flowers open in autumn just as hips are already forming. Suitable for unprotected sites.

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We bought two Schneezwerg cheaply at a DIY store. They weren't meant to be anything special, just two white gap fillers in the garden. To our surprise, two lushly flowering roses appeared. Planted bare-root at the beginning of April, they bloomed from June to October without any care at all. Highly recommended for rose beginners.
At first the rose blooms white with up to 15 flowers, then they get pink edges. When they have finished flowering, cut them off right away and the magic starts all over again.
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18.02.2012 21:01
The photos in the previous review do not seem to show a Rugosa. The glossy, leathery foliage and the tall structure of the flower clusters do not fit.

Undoubtedly a pretty rose, but probably not the Rosa rugosa with the variety name 'Schneezwerg' offered here.
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19.05.2012 22:25
Can anyone tell me whether the Schneezwerg is also suitable for partially shaded spots?
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27.11.2012 12:02
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