"Engelbert's White Cluster"

(Pronounced: ING-IL-bertz WHITE CLUS-ter)

ALSO KNOWN AS:

"Engelbert's White Cluster"

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"Engelbert's White Cluster" is a found rose that was collected along Highway 70-N about 30 miles west of Cookeville, Tennessee.

It forms an upright bush with thick canes and clusters of flowers that open pink and fade to near white.

 

 
GENERAL
INFORMATION:

"Engelbert's White Cluster" is a found rose that was collected along Highway 70-N, about 30 miles west of Cookeville, Tennessee. It forms an upright bush with many thick canes.

It blooms with clusters of medium-sized (3" to 4") flowers open light pink and fade to near white.

 
BOTANICAL
GROUP:

Synstylae

 
GROUP:

Found

 
CLASS:

LCl

 
SEED
PARENT:

Unknown  

POLLEN
PARENT:

Unknown  

BREEDER:

Unknown  

INTRODUCED:

"Engelbert's White Cluster" is a found rose that was collected in 1997.  

DATE:

Unknown [ United States ]  

PLANT SIZE
AND FORM:

Height:    4 '     to    4 '           Width:    6 '     to    6 '



"Engelbert's White Cluster" forms an upright bush, 3' - 4' high and twice as wide. Given the opportunity, it will quickly cover a fence.  

FOLIAGE
DESCRIPTION:

"Engelbert's White Cluster" foliage is medium-sized, dark green and glossy.

 
FOLIAGE
FRAGRANCE:

None.  

BLOOM
FREQUENCY:

O - Once. "Engelbert's White Cluster" starts blooming in late April in central Tennessee and continues blooming for 3-4 weeks.

 
BLOOM
DESCRIPTION:
Flower Size:    3.50"      to      4.00"           Cluster Size:    3      to      5           Petal Count:    30 to 40          

"Engelbert's White Cluster" flowers are 3" in diameter, double, and cupped.

 
BLOOM
COLOR:

W - White. "Engelbert's White Cluster" buds are light pink and the flowers open light pink, but fade to near white.

 
COLOR VARIATION:

None.  

FRAGRANCE:

MF - Moderately Fragrant. "Engelbert's White Cluster" has a moderate Tea fragrance.

 
HIPS:  
CLIMATE:

Zones 6 - 9  

CULTURE:

"Engelbert's White Cluster" appears to be very hardy because it was found in a location where it was totally unattended, and it showed no evidence of disease susceptibilities.

 
PROPAGATION:

"Engelbert's White Cluster" may be propagated by cuttings.

 
OTHER
CHARACTERISTICS:


    ** Tolerant of poorer soils
    ** Suitable for use as a climbing or pillar rose
    ** Availability is limited  

ANECDOTAL
INFORMATION:
 
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