
Name: Rosa banksiae 'lutea'
Family: Rosaceae
Other: Thorn less evergreen climber; quite vigorous. Little to no fragrance on the yellow variety, thought the 'alba' (white) variety is fragrant. 



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Posted by Rebecca at 2:35 PM
Labels: charleston, climber, lady banks, plant i.d., rose, south carolina, spring blooms, yellow flowers
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