wichuraianan.
/wɪˌtʃʊrʌɪˈɑːnə/ A climbing, almost evergreen, rose belonging to the species Rosa wichuraiana, which is native to eastern Asia and bears white flowers, or one of many cultivars developed from it, usually distinguished by small glossy leaves and flowers in clusters. Frequently attributive.
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1907 Gardeners' Chron. 15 June 382/3 Rambler, Wichuraiana, and Penzance Roses will all submit to gentle forcing.
1913 H. H. Thomas Rose Bk. 13 Dorothy Perkins.—The most popular of all wichuraiana roses, bearing large clusters of big, double, rich pink blossoms.
1923 Daily Mail 10 Mar. 15 The top growth of roses, excepting..wichuraianas, should be severely pruned in the first season.
1945 G. M. Taylor Roses xv. 76 Some of the Wichuraianas..will cover a wall very quickly.
1960 News Chrons. 6 Aug. 6/1 The wichuraiana ramblers are a case in point.
1962 R. Page Educ. Gardener vi. 199 Among rambler roses I like to use the wichuraiana varieties.
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