R. brunonii
('Himalayan Musk Rose') Very large clusters of small, creamy white flowers, with yellow stamens, in late June/early July. Strong fragrance. Magnificent, grey-green leaves, with a downy reverse. Extremely vigorous but slightly tender. Read more
Description
('Himalayan Musk Rose') Very large clusters of small, creamy white flowers, with yellow stamens, in late June/early July. Strong fragrance. Magnificent, grey-green leaves, with a downy reverse. Extremely vigorous but slightly tender. Excellent for climbing into larger trees.
Characteristics
Growing Conditions
East, South, West Facing
All soil types
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