Windrush
English rose (David Austin, 1984)
Windrush
Growth height 130 cm Width 120 cm
Pale Yellow Climbing Rose for Fences
- – Loosely semi-double blooms, flowers richly all summer long
- – Vigorous climber, up to 250 cm, ideal on an obelisk
- – Good fragrance, robust and reliable, decorative hips in autumn
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Windrush'
- other names
- AUSrush
- Breeder / year
- David Austin / 1984
- Height x width
- 130 x 120 cm
- Flower size
- medium-sized
- Flower shape
- Semi-double
- Flower colour
- yellow
- Flowering habit
- repeat-flowering
- Climbs
- yes
- Fragrance
- Strong fragrance
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
Loosely double, light yellow blooms with a good fragrance. Abundant flowering in summer, blooms into autumn. A reliable, robust and lushly flowering variety that also sets attractive rose hips towards autumn. Up to 250 cm, also a beautiful, smaller climber, for example on an obelisk or fence.
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WonderfulOne of my favourite Austins, very large semi-double flowers, lightening as they fade, absolutely bee-friendly, fit as a fiddle, loves full sun and smells unbelievably of wild rose and honey, makes rose hips, yet blooms until November when thinned out, I can only report great things about her and I'm glad that Gärtnerei Schmid has taken on this variety...Automatically translated · Show original
A wonderful rose, best planted as a group of three, beautiful soft play of colours.As I said, a wonderful rose !!
I planted it as a group of three, which gives it a great effect. It stands a little apart from my other roses, perhaps making it less susceptible to fungal diseases. The bud is a soft yellow that turns to white as it fades, creating a beautiful, soft play of colours that fits in anywhere. It stands by the fence and I keep hearing from passers-by how beautifully it smells. With regular removal of spent blooms, it flowers for a very long time with a good repeat flush. The open stamens attract bees and are thus very useful. In autumn I cut the rose back by about half, and give organic fertiliser once a year. For me one of the most beautiful and most rewarding roses. Sadly far too little known.Automatically translated · Show original
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