Related as they are to the old Spinosissima roses (also known as Scotch roses), these roses give the most brilliant Spring displays, and are nice-looking garden shrubs even when they are not in flower. The bees absolutely love them when they are blooming.
My Fruhlingsgold is the biggest of the three that I grow- he is easily eight feet tall and the same in width. No support is needed, and the flowers are very fragrant
Above: Fruhlingsgold ( 'Fruhling' meaning 'spring')
Frulingsgold.
Above: The glorious Fruhlingsduft, which I purchased many years ago mis-labelled as 'Constance Spry'. This rose isn't as rampageous as its siblings Fruhlingsgold and Fruhlingsmorgen, but is still a large arching shrub rose that appears to be totally disease free.
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