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• Alba (syn. White Banksia)
• Evergreen Multiflora
• Lady Banks Rose
• Lady Banks White
• Mokuko-ibara
• Rosa banksia banksia
• Rosa banksia 'Double White'
• R. banksiae
• R. banksiae à fleurs doubles
• R. banksiae aculeata
• Rosa banksiae Aiton
• R. banksiae alba
• R. banksiae alba plena
• R. banksiae albiflora
• R. banksiae alboplena
• Rosa banksiae banksiae
• Rosa banksiae 'Double White'
• Rosa banksiae f. aculeata Focke synonym
• Rosa banksiae f. alboplena Rehder
• Rosa banksiae f. subinermis Focke ex H.Lév. synonym
• Rosa banksiae flore pleno
• Rosa banksiae R.Br.
• R. banksiae subinermis
• Rosa banksiae var. alboplena Rehder synonym
• Rosa banksiae var. banksiae
• Rosa banksiae var. plena Regel
• Rosa inermis Roxb. synonym
• Rosier de Banks à fleurs blanches
• Rosier de Lady Banks
• White Banksia
• White Banksia Climber
• White Banksian Rose
• White Lady Banks
• Wongmoue-heong

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White, near white or white blend Species.
Exhibition name: Rosa banksia banksia,  R. banksiae,  Rosa banksiae banksiae

Discovered 1807.
Introduced in United Kingdom by William Kerr in 1807 as 'R. banksiae alba'.
Introduced in France by Jean-François Boursault in 1817 as 'Rosier de Banks à fleurs blanches'.
Introduced in Australia by Camden Park in 1850 as 'R. banksiae alba plena'.

Hybrid Banksia, Species / Wild.  

White.  Strong, violets fragrance.  Average diameter 0.5".  Small, double (17-25 petals), cluster-flowered, rosette bloom form.  Once-blooming spring or summer.  

Tall, climbing, few or no prickles/thorns.  

Height: 20' to 39'4" (610 to 1200cm).  

USDA zone 7b through 9b.  Prune after flowering is finished.  This rose blooms on old wood.  

Diploid

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See also Glossary: Banksian Roses.

Thornless.
The double white form was first sent to England in 1807 by William Kerr from garden in or near Canton. See References.

[Rosa banksiae f. alboplena Rehder (1949)
See also Glossary: Banksian Roses.

[Rosa banksiae var. plena Regel (1878)]]