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Sander's White Rambler
Excellent white vine with semi-double flowers
Francis E. Lester
Group
Moschata hybrid
Year of creation
1946
Breeder / Discoverer / Origin
Lester rose gardens
Type
Rosier Liane
Francis E. Lester will enhance your walls, fences and hedges.
How to choose between container and bare roots?
Height cm
500
Flower diameter
4
Flower shape
Simple
Dominant flower color
White
Fragrance
Slightly fragrant
Remontant / continuous
Non remontant
Decorative fruit
Yes
Francis E. Lester: a rose with many flowers
The Francis E. Lester rambler rose, reaching 5 meters in height, is much appreciated for its unique flowering in huge bunches. Its small, single, 5-petaled flowers are white, lightly powdered with pink at the edges. Although not a remontant plant, its long blooming season takes place in June-July, and gives off a peppery fragrance.
The yellow stamens of this rambler form pretty orange-red fruits after flowering, adding a decorative touch to the glossy green foliage.
How to make the most of Francis E. Lester rose?
Very easy to grow, this rambler is undemanding in terms of soil and exposure. For this reason, it's a favorite with budding gardeners, as is its glossy, disease-resistant foliage.
Like all rambler roses, Francis E. Lester is equally at home on a wall, fence or arch. You can also use it in a free-standing hedge, on which it will scatter its pretty pinkish-white flowers.
- Group
- Moschata hybrid
- Year of creation
- 1946
- Breeder / Discoverer / Origin
- Lester rose gardens
- Type
- Rosier Liane
- Height cm
- 500
- Flower diameter
- 4
- Flower shape
- Simple
- Dominant flower color
- White
- Fragrance
- Slightly fragrant
- Remontant / continuous
- Non remontant
- Decorative fruit
- Yes
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