Description & origin
The Lady Banks' Rose is a vigorous, thornless climber known for its small, abundant flowers. It is ideal for covering pergolas and walls, creating a charming visual effect.
Size
Can reach up to 3 meters in height and width under ideal conditions.
Foliage
Evergreen foliage, remaining green throughout the year.
Flowering
Blooms in spring with clusters of small, fragrant flowers.
Detailed care
Light
Soil
Watering
Temperature
Fertilising
Repotting
Pruning
Propagation
Common problems
Powdery Mildew
Fungus causing white powder on leaves. Treat with appropriate fungicide.
Aphids
Insects that suck plant sap. Control with insecticide or natural methods.
Black Spot
Fungal disease causing dark spots on leaves. Remove affected leaves and apply fungicide.
Uses & curiosities
In the garden
- Pergola covering
- Wall beautification
- Creating flowering hedges
Other uses
Ideal for cottage-style gardens.
Did you know…
This rose was introduced to Europe in the early 19th century and is one of the few roses without thorns.