Rambler rose
| Rambler rose | |
|---|---|
Rosa 'Bobbie James' |
|
| group | Rambler |
| origin | England |
| known since | 1961 |
| breeder | Sunningdale Nursery |
| List of rose varieties | |
The rambler roses , from English ramble - to wander around , are a relatively recent development in rose breeding that has been around since the beginning of the 19th century. The crossing of the Chinese tuft rose ( Rosa multiflora ) and Rosa wichuraiana resulted in a group of climbing roses with long, soft and flexible shoots without a climbing frame on load-bearing components and trees up to 10 m high and with tufts of smaller, wild rose-like flowers unfold an abundant effect. Without pruning and maintenance, they are suitable for being left to their own devices in near-natural gardens. Most varieties of Rambler roses bloom once a year and have lots of rose hips .
In contrast to climbing roses , rambler roses are not yet very common in Germany.
Varieties (selection)
- Albertine , 1921, coral red
- Apple Blossom , 1932, light pink
- Bobbie James , 1961, white, single flowering
- Félicité et Perpétue , Jacques 1828, white
- Ghislaine de Féligonde , 1916, yellow - salmon colored
- New Dawn , 1930, white-pink, world rose
- Rambling Rector , Hill 1912, white
- Tausendschön , 1906, pink
- Violet blue, 1909, lavender-purple
See also
Web links
literature
- Heinrich Schultheis: Roses: the best types and varieties for the garden , Stuttgart: Ulmer 1996, ISBN 3-8001-6601-1
gallery
Rose 'Albertine'
Rose 'Alexandre Girault'
Rose 'Goldfinch'
Rose 'Félicité et Perpétue'
Rose 'Lykkefund'
Rose 'Maria Lisa'
Rosa 'New Dawn'
Rosa 'Pierre de Ronsard'
Rose 'Super Excelsa'
Rose 'violet blue'
Rose 'White Dorothy'
