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Rosa Dannahue® ('Ausa6b15')
Dannahue® English shrub rose: Patent PP36,316
- » Compact, shapely growth
- » Medium, fruity fragrance
- » Thrives in containers, against walls or fences, and in shadier areas
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This compact, upright rose grows into a bushy shrub and blooms vibrantly. It's perfect for containers, walls, or shadier spots, making it ideal for city living. The medium scent is zesty, with notes of lemon, lychee, and fresh apricot.
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Foliage Color
| • | Green |
Flower Color
| • | Yellow |
Programs
| • | David Austin Roses |
Season of Interest (Flowering)
| • | Summer Bloomer |
Habit
| • | Compact |
Soil Moisture
| • | Average Water |
Growing & Maintenance Tips for Rosa Dannahue®
Roses need at least four hours of direct sunlight daily to thrive, though they can still do well even against a north wall. To reduce competition for resources, plant roses 3 feet from other plants and 2 feet from other roses. Avoid very windy spots, as strong winds can destabilize the plant; firm the soil or use a stake if necessary. Prune in late winter/early spring, when the first growth is beginning. It is ok to prune earlier, but it can be more difficult to identify the less healthy stems that you will want to prune out.
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