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Have-White climbing rose(Lady Banks possibly)rooted

12 years ago

I have some rooted white climbing rose that I was told was probably Lady Banks rose so it could be or not.I have a picture of the bloom if interested.A four inch pot size approximately.Looking for other rooted named roses or will consider other rooted plants for outdoors.

Comments (2)

txaggiegirl
12 years ago
Lady Banksia can be identified even when it is small by strong, straight canes with few to no thorns. The leaves are jagged and pointed...if it was one I sent you, Deb, it is definitely Lady Banks White...

Thanks.
cashclan
12 years ago
I have Burning Bush I can dig up and send. Are you interested in that?
I have tried rose clippings and never have any luck so am wanting to try rooted starts.
Thank you
Sharon Cash~Gold Trader (on PlantSwap)
Zone 7
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