Chestnut Rose cut flower black spot

black spot

or a thickly foliaged climber to 15 feet with neat

scarlet-red flowers are slightly scented and the color is accentuated by the presence of numerous yellow stamens

or container displays

this hardworking rose makes up for it with prolific

Chestnut Rose cut flower black spotPrior to 1814 5 to 7 feet Also known as the Chinquapin Rose and Burr Rose, this very double, garden form of R. roxburghii was introduced before the wild, single form because the interior of China was inaccessible to Europeans in the early 1800s. William Roxburgh, an assistant surgeon to the East India Co., came across this rose in a garden in Canton, China, where it had been grown for generations as Hoi tong hong. He sent it to the Calcutta Botanic