glossy-green foliage. Flowers are large, scrolled and abundant with a strong fruity fragrance. Vigorous 9’ + 'Dublin Bay': Sam McGredy 1975 Flowers medium to large, well-shaped, pure dark red. Healthy and vigorous, yet a somewhat compact climber. Very dependable bloomer, blooms most of the summer. Disease resistant. Good cut. Some fragrance. ‘John Cabot': Svedja 1978 Clusters of pale red-purple, semi-double flowers with some scent. A long and vigorous bloom in rose season and then flushes of flowers until frost. One of Canadian explorer series bred for hardiness and disease-resistance.
'Paul's Himalayan Musk' W. Paul 1916 Rosa brunonii (musk rose) hybrid: Enormous clusters of small flowers that range from rose pink to pale blush. One of the most fragrant roses. Vigorous, massive rambler. Once blooming. ‘Leontine Gervais’ Barbier 1903 R. wichurana hybrid Buds coppery red, opening to apricot pink, fade to blush cream. Semi double. Strong, sweet musky scent.
where it blooms for a long time and always pleases. Larger plant, good for pillars or large structures. Large orange hips. Own-Root Climbers and Ramblers
'New Dawn' sported. Large, pink, fragrant flowers smother the plant in rose season. We have seen it growing on railroad banks completely on its own and thriving for decades. Thorny. Preferred by some for its huge display. Fragrance wafts on the air. 'Ruga' 1830 This Ayshire Rambler has semi double 3 inch flowers of creamy pink. Long, vigorous, prickly stems. Zone 6 or warmer
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