Rosa Lutea Lady Banks Live Plant – 1 Gallon Pot – Yellow Climbing Rose

The Rosa Lutea Lady Banks, also known as the Lady Banks Rose, is a vigorous climber that will add a touch of elegance to any garden. This stunning yellow climbing rose features rich green foliage on thornless, slender branches, making it easy to handle and maintain. Miniature, yellow double blooms offer a slight fragrance, creating a lovely springtime display. It is truly a splendid climber for arbors and other garden structures. This rose is evergreen in milder climates, providing year-round beauty. These are live rose plants, not seeds.

If you’re seeking a low-maintenance rose, the Lady Banks rose may be what you are looking for. With little to no pest or disease problems, the ‘Lutea’ Lady Banks Rose is a glossy foliaged rose that is virtually thornless and is literally covered with double yellow flowers in spring, making it a true showstopper. This rose requires a sheltered wall which protects it from cold. It can be beautifully trained over arbors or trellises. This vine also makes a wonderful large-scale ground cover. Remember to prune only spent wood on this rose to encourage healthy growth.

Key Benefits:

• Thornless branches for easy handling
• Prolific, fragrant yellow blooms
• Evergreen in milder climates
• Disease and pest resistance
• Versatile use as a climber or ground cover

These plants are approximately 20-25 inches in height and come in a 1-gallon pot, similar to the pictures above. Your Rosa Lutea Lady Banks will be shipped without the container, carefully wrapped and fastened securely in our packaging. We strive to provide quality plants and excellent service.

Frequently Asked Questions:

• How tall will this rose get? This variety can climb up to 20-30 feet, making it suitable for large trellises or arbors.
• What kind of support does it need? The Lady Banks Rose benefits from sturdy support such as a wall, arbor, or trellis to accommodate its climbing habit.
• How often should I water this rose? Water deeply and regularly, especially during dry periods. High water needs mean consistent moisture is important.
• When is the best time to prune? Shape in early spring before the first flush of blooms to encourage healthy growth and abundant flowering.
• Is this rose deer-resistant? While no plant is completely deer-proof, the Lady Banks Rose is known to have good resistance to deer.