bank rosa Our Lady Banks rose (Rosa banksiae 'Lutea') is in glorious, full bloom! 'Lutea' is a vigorous climbing rose with double yellow flowers. It is the most popular of the banksia roses, and Grösse:120x160cm
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bank rosa Our Lady Banks rose (Rosa banksiae 'Lutea') is in glorious, full bloom! 'Lutea' is a vigorous climbing rose with double yellow flowers. It is the most popular of the banksia roses, and Grösse:120x160cm
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Grösse:120x160cm
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Destined to become the focal point of any setting in which it is grown
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