Wichuraiana
rambler rose (wild rose)
Wichuraiana
Growth height up to 600 cm
White species rose for slopes
- – Single flowers in clusters, flowering once in June and July
- – Climbs to 6 m or spreads flat as ground cover
- – Parent of many ramblers, dark green foliage, hips in autumn
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Wichuraiana'
- Origin
- wild rose
- Size
- up to 600 cm
- Flower colour
- white
- Flowering habit
- summer-flowering
- Climbs
- yes
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
R. Wichuraiana is the parent variety of many ramblers, e.g. Alberic Barbier, Albertine, New Dawn, to name just a few.
The foliage is dark green and has 7–9 leaflets.
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