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Wild Rover
bedding rose (Dickson, 2007)
Wild Rover
Growth height 1.30m Width 1.00m
Dark mauve bedding rose for pillars
- – Semi-double blooms with a creamy yellow eye, almost ever-blooming
- – Narrow, upright habit, about 1.3 x 1 m, guideline 4-5 plants per m²
- – Fragrant, unusual colour shades, a descendant of 'Rhapsody in Blue'
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Goes well with
- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Wild Rover'
- other names
- Harry Potter | Dichirap
- Breeder / year
- Dickson / 2007
- Height x width
- 1.30m x 1.00m
- preferred location
- full sun
- Flower size
- medium-sized
- Flower shape
- double
- Flower colour
- purple
- Flowering habit
- Repeat-flowering
- Fragrance
- Fragrant
- Awards
- AGM 2012
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
Eye-catching, lightly double blooms in dark mauve with a creamy-yellow eye and beautiful golden yellow stamens, with fragrance. An unusual rose that blooms abundantly and almost continuously in clusters, with a narrow, upright growth habit that also makes it suitable for a pillar.
It's no surprise that this rose descends from Rhapsody in Blue ; the colour overall is more intense and more multifaceted.
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