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A whopping 90 per cent of gardeners still grow roses, but nowadays, they are often grown as part of a larger composition, or as a hedge, rather than in a rose garden. Particularly popular are shrub roses.
Rosa 'Gloire de Dijon', Rose
Latin nameRosa 'Gloire de Dijon'
Common nameRose
Type of plantShrub
HardinessHardy
Flower colourCreamy-buff
Leaf colourGlossy green
Height and spread4m x 2.5m (13.1ft x 8.2ft)
Description
A vigorous, stiffly branched, thorny, climbing tea or noisette rose. It is quite late flowering, and the flowers are fully double, quartered rosette, 10cm (4in) across. Prefers full sun.
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