

The yellow-flowered counterpart to 'White Lady', this Banks Rose shares the same thornless, slender canes and vigorous climbing habit. Miniature double yellow blooms with a slight fragrance cover the plant in spring, creating a cascade of gold against rich green foliage. Evergreen in mild winters.
Reaching 15–35 feet tall and spreading 12–20 feet, 'Yellow Lady' quickly clothes arbors, trellises, and fences. Like all Banks roses, it blooms on old wood—prune after flowering. Full sun, moderate water, and minimal fuss.
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