Rambling Rector (Rose)
| Rambling Rector | |
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| group | Rambler |
| origin | England |
| breeder | Hill |
| Breeding year | circa 1912 |
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Rambling Rector ( English dissolute pastor ) is a rambler rose that climbs up to 7 m on a suitable support, for example on an old fruit tree. As a pink-multiflora hybrid, probably with parts of a musk rose , its half-double, white flowers are in clusters, are strongly scented and bloom once; the shoots of the Rambling Rector grow loosely, have few spines and have medium green foliage. The flowers are an excellent pasture for bees and are one of the first white ramblers to bloom. H. before Bobbie James , Sanders White , etc. a. Ramblers. Freezes back a lot in extremely cold winters, but sprouts again.
In autumn Rambling Rector decorates with numerous, small, oval-round, orange rose hips, which can provide natural bird food.
See also
literature
- Peter Beales and others: Rosen Enzyklopädie , Könemann, Cologne 1999, ISBN 3-8290-1954-8 , p. 496
Web links
Commons : Rosa 'Rambling Rector' album with pictures, videos and audio files
