Gipsy Boy Landscape Rose including some nonnative species common

including some nonnative species common at butterfly gardens

Companion plantings of blue and white perennials accent this rose's lilac pink flowers well

medium-green foliage contrasts beautifully with the golden yellow blooms that eventually soften into a creamy pale yellow as they age

fragrant flowers of a rich rose pink

Her informal cascading habit can spill over large pots or create stunning specimens for all to enjoy

Gipsy Boy Landscape Rose including some nonnative species common1909 3 to 5 feet Gipsy Boy or Zigeunerknabe is reported to be a Russelliana seedling and has the coarse healthy foliage of its parent. The flowers, produced mainly in the spring and fall, are double, dark crimson with gold stamens. Perhaps the colorful appearance of the blooms dancing all along the canes is what inspired its name. The fragrance is rich and satisfying and the bush has the graceful arching habit of Russelliana, but on a smaller scale.