This is a Climbing Tea bred before 1902 by J. Thirat and introduced in France in 1903 by Lucien Bolut in 1903, according to HelpMeFind. Mme. Driout may be grown as a 5′ tall shrub or as a 10′ climber. It has good fragrance and reliable rebloom and is one of the few striped teas—a welcome addition to our collection of Teas. Photo copyright Ashdown Roses Introduced in 1902.
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Rose Profile
Mme Driout
This is a Climbing Tea bred before 1902 by J. Thirat and introduced in France in 1903 by Lucien Bolut in 1903, according to HelpMeFind. Mme. Driout may be grown as a 5′ tall…
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At-a-Glance Profile
Garden Personality
A quick portrait of how this rose grows, blooms, and earns its place in a home garden.
- Seller
- Rogue Valley Roses
- Introduced
- 1902
- Best Zones
- 7-9
Bloom Style
How It Shows Up in the Garden
- Bloom Form
- Fully Double / Very Double
- Fragrance
- Strong
- Growth Habit
- Climbing
- Repeat Bloom
- Yes
Garden Fit
Where It Is Most Comfortable
- Rose Class
- Climbing Tea
- Color Family
- Pink
Background
Breeding and Source Notes
- Seller Signals
- Rogue Valley Roses
Where to Look Next
Rose Market
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| Seller | Listing | Price | Offers | Link |
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| Rogue Valley Roses | Mme Driout | $24.95 |
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What Growers Notice
Notes, Photos, and Shared Experience
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