Rosa banksiae 'Albo-plena' Fred Heutte There is something quietly instructive

There is something quietly instructive about the range of Magnolia virginiana

and in the warm South an eastern exposure is fine

so choose the spot with care and let the roots settle undisturbed

and even a young plant flowers well

Rosa banksiae 'Albo-plena' Fred Heutte There is something quietly instructiveThe double white Lady Banks rose is a true heirloom of Southern gardens, the kind of rose a grandmother trusted and passed along over the fence. Unlike most roses, this one asks for little and gives a great deal. Nearly thornless, the long green canes climb with ease, spilling over fences, arbors, and old farm gates as they have for generations. In spring the plant becomes a cloud of small, double, pure white rosettes, each crowded with petals and