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Lady Banks Rose

Rosa Banksiae

Photo by Janice Parr
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Field Notes

Description:

This small delicate variety of rose is native to Central and Western China. It is a scrambling, shrubby variety of rose, with multiple petalled heads and several heads clumped together.

Habitat:

These are grown throughout Turkey in gardens and you will see the odd ones in verges and woodlands, probably as a result of birds dropping the seeds.

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