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Rosa 'Trenance Clethera'On the Roseland peninsular in Cornwall is a wonderful garden called Trenance it is wild and overgrown and full of Roses, the owner Mrs. Yvonne Matthews had been breeding roses to do well in her garden which has coastal exposure and the normal damp climate of Cornwall, this one is named after her daughter. This rose is almost thornless, large rambler sprays of small single pale pink scented flowers in summer, followed by a good crop of hips, it is tough and black spot resistant. Works really well in more wild and relaxed garden settings. Although Yvonne is sadly no longer with us her roses lives on to remind us each summer of the shared interest in plants we had with her |
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