Rosa Banksia Normaris

Rosa Banksia Normaris (Rosa banksiae var. normalis) is a white mokkou rose with single flat flowers. It is a variant of the Bank's Rose (scientific name: Rosa banksiae). It is a semi-vine that reproduces vigorously, producing several clusters of small, white, five-petaled flowers in early summer. The flowers are fragrant, and the stems have spines.
The following are representative varieties of Bank's Rose. Many garden varieties are also available.
 
● Typical varieties
Rosa banksiae var.banksiae (Rosa banksiae var.banksiae) is a cultivar developed in China, almost half of the stamens are converted into flower petals, half-double or double-bloom,
Rosa Banksia rutescens (scientific name: Rosa banksiae f. Lutescens Voss) is a single bloom of yellow mockybara,
Rosa banksiae f. Lutea Rehder refers to this species when it is said to speak of Mokko Bull, which is double-bloom of yellow mockybara.
Rosa Banksia Normaris (Rosa banksiae var. Normalis) is a single bloom of white mockybara,
Rosa banksiae Aiton 'Alba' is double-blossomed white mockybara.
 
Name: Rosa Banksia Normaris, scientific name: Rosa banksiae var. normalis, aka: SHIro Mokko bara , Place of Origin: China, Plant Length: 100 to 700 cm, Leaf stem: no spine, leaf shape: odd feather-like compound leaflet, 3 to 5 leaflets, leaf shape: oblong shape with a blunt tip, serrated: with fine sawtooth, leaf blade: 3 to 4 cm, leaf color: deep green Flower color: white, inflorescence type: severall small floral in scattered inflorescence (flower color): green (leaves), crest form: falling out before flowering and falling out before flowering, flowering period: May Wearing, corolla diameter: 3 cm, Feature: it is strong and easy to grow, Use: Garden arch, fence.