The White Garden in July Saturday, August 15, 2015 - by Timothy Fraser In the White Garden in July we find the Rosa Alba Semi-Plena Rosa alba semi-plena - the white rose of York This rose dates back well before the 15th century and is thought by rosarians to be the historical White Rose of York. The flowers are a milky white and fragrant on long arching wands, followed by rugosa-type hips as autumn advances. Rosa Alba Semi-Plena is a superlative shrub for difficult, dry or shady areas.

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