Description & origin
The Kew Gardens Rose is a shrub rose producing semi-double white flowers with golden stamens. Ideal for gardens due to its abundant flowering and disease resistance.
Size
Can reach up to 150 cm in height and 120 cm in width.
Foliage
Deciduous foliage, loses leaves in winter.
Flowering
Blooms abundantly in spring and summer.
Detailed care
Light
Soil
Watering
Temperature
Fertilising
Repotting
Pruning
Propagation
Common problems
Powdery Mildew
Fungus causing white powder on leaves. Treat with specific fungicide.
Aphids
Insects that suck plant sap. Remove manually or use insecticide.
Black Spot
Fungal disease causing dark spots on leaves. Prevent with good air circulation.
Uses & curiosities
In the garden
- Hedges
- Flower beds
- Pollinator attraction
Other uses
Excellent choice for gifts due to its beauty and symbolism.
Did you know…
This rose was bred by David Austin and is known for attracting pollinators.