This flower blooms 330 days a year, prettier than roses, survives freezing and is easy to grow

When it comes to flowers, you simply cannot leave out the "Rosa banksiae" (Lady Banks' rose). A single plant can grow into a sea of flowers, blooming for more than 300 days, and from a distance it looks like a layer of gold spread over the tree.

The Rosa banksiae is a flower not to be missed; it is a very classic climbing flower for the home. This flower is extremely fragrant, blooming 300 days a year, 10 times more fragrant than osmanthus, and when it blooms, the whole courtyard is filled with its rich floral scent!

The Rosa banksiae, whenever it is in bloom, can fill an entire street with its fresh fragrance, and it is as easy to grow as a pothos; it is the easiest flower for me to keep alive, no matter where you plant it, it will survive.

The Rosa banksiae has a very strong climbing ability; plant it along the courtyard or balcony and it easily forms a wall of flowers. When it blooms, the golden-yellow flowers set off by the green leaves look dignified and elegant.

The Rosa banksiae has a particularly well-developed root system; it is a flower you can grow whether you are in the north or the south, it lives as soon as it touches soil, and it is also very tolerant of low temperatures, surviving freezing at minus 30 degrees.

The Rosa banksiae survives freezing at minus 30 degrees; after being buried in soil, just water it and it survives, easier to grow than pothos and spider plants; as long as there is enough water, it is hard to kill even if you try.