Lamarque

Companion Items/
Varieties

Passion Vine

'Morning Light Maiden Grass'

'Blush Noisette'

'Antique Roses for the South'

'Roses in the Southern Garden'

'The Southern Heirloom Garden'

'Perennial Garden Color'

Recommended by the
American Rose Society

Common Name:	'Lamarque'
Class/Variety:	Noisette Rose - 1830
Habit:	Climber
USDA Hardiness Zone:	4
AHS Heat Zone:
Light Requirements:	Full Sun
Water Usage:	Low
Soil Type:	Well-Drained
Height:	12 to 20 ft.
Spread:	12 to 20 ft.
Season of Bloom:	Repeat Flowering
Bloom Color:	White
Fragrance:	Yes
Hips:	No
Availability:	Yes

Pure white, double blooms with a lemon-yellow center. Strong violet fragrance. Lovely on a trellis or large arch. An amateur hybridizer raised this valuable Noisette in a window box in France, little knowing that it would become one of the most popular ramblers in rose history. Once established, this climber will grow 20 feet in a single season. Long, trailing canes are covered with smooth, gray-green foliage and small thorns. 'Lamarque' was named in honor of a French general. 'Blush Noisette' was one of its parents.

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