Madame Antoine Rebe drought tolerant This white form of Rosa

This white form of Rosa banksiae was named in honor of the wife of the gifted amateur rosarian

perfect for those who appreciate roses with bold personality and natural charm

This diminutive plant is excellent as a low border

meaning getting her in ground and flourishing may be more difficult than others

vigorous climber that puts on a lush floral display in late spring

Madame Antoine Rebe drought tolerant This white form of Rosa1900 4 to 6 feet In our garden, 'Mme. Antoine Rebe' blooms often with vivid single roses like big butterflies, in shades of dark pink, crimson and scarlet. The free blooming qualities as well as the chunky growth habit of the bush are indicative of its China parentage ('Princesse de Sagan'.) In literature, its unique color has been described as "sparkling" with which we can concur.