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Devoniensis (Shrub)

Color: white Class: Tea Introduced: 1838 Best Zones: 6-11 Repeat Bloom: Yes

Also known as 'Magnolia Rose' and 'Victoria'. This shrub rose would be extinct now if a climbing sport had not shown up; 'Climbing Devionensis' is now more popular than the shrub.Sometimes the climbing form…

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Tea white yes Climbing
Registered Name
agnolia Rose
Breeder
Foster
Seller
Angel Gardens
Introduced
1838
Best Zones
6-11
3-6 Height
2-6 Width

Bloom Style

How It Shows Up in the Garden

Fragrance
yes
Growth Habit
Climbing
Repeat Bloom
Yes

Garden Fit

Where It Is Most Comfortable

Rose Class
Tea
Color Family
white

Background

Breeding and Source Notes

Registered Name
agnolia Rose
Seller Signals
Angel Gardens

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Overview

Also known as 'Magnolia Rose' and 'Victoria'. This shrub rose would be extinct now if a climbing sport had not shown up; 'Climbing Devionensis' is now more popular than the shrub.Sometimes the climbing form will revert back to being a shrub. Both bloom easily and profusely and have buds that are tinged red and open to very large, white blooms with yellow centers. The inner petals are curled and there is a strong Tea or lemon fragrance. As the first Tea Rose to be bred in England it has not found a warm home there, but it has been extraordinarily popular in mild climates. Brilliant dark green foliage covers the long canes which have few prickles. It repeats from spring until autumn and has been one of the parents of some important roses, such as 'Lady Mary Fitzwilliam'. Zones 6-11. You are ordering the shrub form here.

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