Francois Juranville Rose has a froth of coral pink double flowers that give a spectacular display from June into July. This Old Cottage rambler needs lots of space and is a glory to behold especially when seen blooming through trees, or over walls, in front of houses and pergolas.

With bronze-tinted green foliage and a delicious fresh apple fragrance, Francois Juranville can be planted in a north-facing aspect and will tolerate poorer soils,

Cultivation: Large spaces, walls, pergolas, trees

Soil: Fertile, humus-rich, moist well-drained, tolerates poorer soils

Position: Sun, partial shade.Tolerates North facing aspect

Foliage: Deciduous, glossy green

Flowering: Repeat clusters of double coral-pink

Fragrance: Fresh fruity apple scent

Habit: Rambler with arching habit

Hardiness: Fully hardy

Growth: Vigorous

Benefits to Wildlife: Yes

Height & Spread in Maturity: 5-7m x 3-4m

RHS Garden of Merit 

Date of Introduction: 1866 Breeder: Barbier