'Princesse de Nassau' rose reviews and comments

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'Princesse de Nassau' rose Reviews & Comments

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Discussion id : 112-626 most recent 14 AUG 18 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 14 AUG 18 by Andrew from Dolton

I planted this rose last year and it did nothing but produce a few very weak shoots. I thought well, that's it, it does not like my growing conditions and needs a drier and warmer climate. I planted it against a corrugated iron shed that faces south and gets roasting hot when the sun shines. This year was much warmer with less rain than usual and to my delight it threw up a couple of shoots 2M high. It is now just starting to flower and looking very healthy. I am very fond of anything that flowers late, it shares a bed with 'Reine des Violettes', 'Duchess of Portland' and 'Tuscany'.

Discussion id : 88-551 most recent 6 OCT 15 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 6 OCT 15 by CybeRose

Rosetum Gallicum (1828) p. 112 Narcisse-Henri-François Desportes 2486 - jaune. - Princesse de Nassau. - flavescens. N. - Fl. jaune-nankin passant au blanc.	REPLY

Discussion id : 32-754 most recent 1 JAN 09 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 1 JAN 09 by Nastarana

In my garden, this rose does repeat bloom throughout the year. The foliage is as beautiful as the flowers, which are white tinged with pink sometimes. I see no yellow color at all. It makes a lovely small shrub, and might even appeal to gardeners who don't normally grow roses.	REPLY

Discussion id : 27-291 most recent 11 JUN 08 HIDE POSTS

Initial post 11 JUN 08 by Unregistered Guest

Same comment as others: continuous bloomer for me too.
This rose is certainly underused, as it has at least two outstanding features :
- it blooms later than most roses, and usually starts its show when most others finish their first flush
- the foliage is absolutely gorgeous, and unique! Lush, light green, dense long/narrow leaflets make a wonderful background for the profusion of flowers.
It is easy to grow, very floriferous and very healthy by me.
Grown own root in slightly alcaline soil, zone 7b, full sun.