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Climbers
Climbers
Auguste Gervais
Pale, apricot-pink flowers with yellow or copper shading
bloom in clusters with occasional repeat bloom later in the
season. Strong fragrance, semi-double blooms with an
average diameter of 4.5”. This vigorous, rambling rose can
grow up to 19’ tall by 18’ wide. It is a hardy climber and can
be used for garden, landscape, or pillar. Prefers full sun and
loamy, well-draining soil. Prune after the first main
flowering. Bred by Rene Barbier, France, 1916. At Old City
Cemetery, it can be found in Section M.
Hybrid Wichurana
$40
bloom in clusters with occasional repeat bloom later in the
season. Strong fragrance, semi-double blooms with an
average diameter of 4.5”. This vigorous, rambling rose can
grow up to 19’ tall by 18’ wide. It is a hardy climber and can
be used for garden, landscape, or pillar. Prefers full sun and
loamy, well-draining soil. Prune after the first main
flowering. Bred by Rene Barbier, France, 1916. At Old City
Cemetery, it can be found in Section M.
Hybrid Wichurana
$40
Aviateur Bleriot
Long lasting fully double flowers bloom in late spring. Clusters
of 3 to 9 yellow (golden-yellow/lemon-yellow) lightly
fragranced flowers bloom against glossy, dark green foliage.
Canes can easily be trained against a pergola, rose bower, or
fence. Without support, the plant will act as a ground cover.
Grows 12'-15' tall by 6' wide. Very disease resistant. Prefers full
sun and moist, well-drained soil. Named for Louis Blériot, the
first man to pilot an international airplane flight. Bred by
Frédéric Fauque, France, before 1909. At Old City Cemetery,
Aviateur Blériot can be found in the Cato Garden.
Hybrid Wicurana
$40
of 3 to 9 yellow (golden-yellow/lemon-yellow) lightly
fragranced flowers bloom against glossy, dark green foliage.
Canes can easily be trained against a pergola, rose bower, or
fence. Without support, the plant will act as a ground cover.
Grows 12'-15' tall by 6' wide. Very disease resistant. Prefers full
sun and moist, well-drained soil. Named for Louis Blériot, the
first man to pilot an international airplane flight. Bred by
Frédéric Fauque, France, before 1909. At Old City Cemetery,
Aviateur Blériot can be found in the Cato Garden.
Hybrid Wicurana
$40
Gardenia
Named for its fragrance, Gardenia has a moderate to strong green-
apple scent. This amazing rose is very hardy, very vigorous,
drought resistant, shade tolerant, and disease resistant! Creamy 3”
flowers with a light-yellow center age to white over several weeks.
The blooms are medium, semi-double, cupped and quartered.
They bloom in a late spring flush with scattered later bloom. Grows
15-20’ tall by 12-15’ wide. Excellent for a trellis, pillar, pergola, or
fence. Prefers full sun and loamy, well-draining soil but will
tolerate poor soils as well. Bred by Michael Henry Horvath, USA,
1898. At Old City Cemetery it is on The Wall in Section J.
Hybrid Wichuraiana Rambler
$40
apple scent. This amazing rose is very hardy, very vigorous,
drought resistant, shade tolerant, and disease resistant! Creamy 3”
flowers with a light-yellow center age to white over several weeks.
The blooms are medium, semi-double, cupped and quartered.
They bloom in a late spring flush with scattered later bloom. Grows
15-20’ tall by 12-15’ wide. Excellent for a trellis, pillar, pergola, or
fence. Prefers full sun and loamy, well-draining soil but will
tolerate poor soils as well. Bred by Michael Henry Horvath, USA,
1898. At Old City Cemetery it is on The Wall in Section J.
Hybrid Wichuraiana Rambler
$40
Ghislaine de Feligonde
Impressive clusters of small 1.5”, double (17-25 petals),
sweetly scented, yellow-apricot colored flowers bloom in
good repeat flushes throughout the season. Strong
fragrance. Vigorous, hardy, and easy to grow. Very disease
resistant and will tolerate poor soils and shade. Grows 6-10’
tall by 6’ wide on nearly thornless, well-branched canes.
Prefers full sun and loamy, well-draining soil. Bred by Eugene
Turbat, France, 1916. At Old City Cemetery, it can be found
in Section K and in Section S near the Angel statue.
Hybrid Multiflora, Hybrid Musk, Rambler
$40
sweetly scented, yellow-apricot colored flowers bloom in
good repeat flushes throughout the season. Strong
fragrance. Vigorous, hardy, and easy to grow. Very disease
resistant and will tolerate poor soils and shade. Grows 6-10’
tall by 6’ wide on nearly thornless, well-branched canes.
Prefers full sun and loamy, well-draining soil. Bred by Eugene
Turbat, France, 1916. At Old City Cemetery, it can be found
in Section K and in Section S near the Angel statue.
Hybrid Multiflora, Hybrid Musk, Rambler
$40
Glorie de Dijon
A magnificent old rose introduced in 1853, Rosa 'Gloire de
Dijon' is a climber with strongly fragrant, fully double, apricot to
creamy-yellow buff flowers, sometimes tinged pink. Counting
up to 40 petals, the 4” blooms are produced in flushes from
midsummer to fall. Gloire is a strong and reliable climber
growing from 8-15’ tall by over 6’ wide. Prefers full sun to part
shade. Plant in well-draining loamy soil and water regularly.
Gloire is a World Old Rose Hall of Fame Winner. At Old City
Cemetery, it can be found on the Confederate side of The Wall.
Climbing Tea Noisette
$40
Dijon' is a climber with strongly fragrant, fully double, apricot to
creamy-yellow buff flowers, sometimes tinged pink. Counting
up to 40 petals, the 4” blooms are produced in flushes from
midsummer to fall. Gloire is a strong and reliable climber
growing from 8-15’ tall by over 6’ wide. Prefers full sun to part
shade. Plant in well-draining loamy soil and water regularly.
Gloire is a World Old Rose Hall of Fame Winner. At Old City
Cemetery, it can be found on the Confederate side of The Wall.
Climbing Tea Noisette
$40
Joseph's Coat
Produces 4” semi-double blooms of multi-colored, blended
cherry-red, deep gold, and orange in a cupped and ruffled
form. It can be grown as a climber or as a shrub. Joseph’s
Coat is upright, hardy, and continually blooming throughout
the season with a light, sweet fragrance. Grows 10-12’ tall by
4’ wide. Excellent for fences or arbors. Cutting faded flowers
extends blooming season. Prefers full sun and loamy, well-
draining soil. Year of introduction 1963-1964.
$40
cherry-red, deep gold, and orange in a cupped and ruffled
form. It can be grown as a climber or as a shrub. Joseph’s
Coat is upright, hardy, and continually blooming throughout
the season with a light, sweet fragrance. Grows 10-12’ tall by
4’ wide. Excellent for fences or arbors. Cutting faded flowers
extends blooming season. Prefers full sun and loamy, well-
draining soil. Year of introduction 1963-1964.
$40
Kaiserin Frederich
Lovely yellow-pink shaded blossoms are strongly fragrant
with a large, very double bloom form. Blooms in flushes
throughout the season on upright branches to 7’ tall.
Kaiserin is a vigorous and hardy grower. Prefers full sun and
rich, loamy, well-draining soil. Bred by Heinrich Drogemuller,
Germany, 1885. At Old City Cemetery it is in Section M.
Climbing Tea
$45
with a large, very double bloom form. Blooms in flushes
throughout the season on upright branches to 7’ tall.
Kaiserin is a vigorous and hardy grower. Prefers full sun and
rich, loamy, well-draining soil. Bred by Heinrich Drogemuller,
Germany, 1885. At Old City Cemetery it is in Section M.
Climbing Tea
$45
Leontine Gervais
Léontine Gervais is a vigorous rambler growing 10–25’ tall by
10’ wide. Flowers are medium-sized, with a semi-double
form. The buds are round and copper red, but open into a
peach-apricot blend with a strong, musky, sweet fragrance.
Fairly shade tolerant. Blooms in late spring with clusters of 5
to 7 flowers on short stems. Prefers moist but well drained
soil. Prune after flowers have faded. Bred by René Barbier,
France, in 1903. At Old City Cemetery, Leontine is located on
the west side of The Wall approaching the chapel.
Hybrid Wichurana rambler
$40
10’ wide. Flowers are medium-sized, with a semi-double
form. The buds are round and copper red, but open into a
peach-apricot blend with a strong, musky, sweet fragrance.
Fairly shade tolerant. Blooms in late spring with clusters of 5
to 7 flowers on short stems. Prefers moist but well drained
soil. Prune after flowers have faded. Bred by René Barbier,
France, in 1903. At Old City Cemetery, Leontine is located on
the west side of The Wall approaching the chapel.
Hybrid Wichurana rambler
$40
Marechal Niel
Large 5” yellow blooms are very double (30 petals),
beautifully cupped, and have a strong Tea fragrance. Light,
glossy green foliage is a perfect background for the stunning
blooms. Grows 10-15’ tall by 6’ wide. Summer blooming with
occasional repeat later in the season. Prefers a warm,
sheltered position to really thrive, and loamy, well-draining
soil. Performs phenomenally if given a little extra care.
Discovered by Louis Castel, France, 1857. At Old City
Cemetery it is in Section E.
Tea noisette, Climbing Tea
$45
beautifully cupped, and have a strong Tea fragrance. Light,
glossy green foliage is a perfect background for the stunning
blooms. Grows 10-15’ tall by 6’ wide. Summer blooming with
occasional repeat later in the season. Prefers a warm,
sheltered position to really thrive, and loamy, well-draining
soil. Performs phenomenally if given a little extra care.
Discovered by Louis Castel, France, 1857. At Old City
Cemetery it is in Section E.
Tea noisette, Climbing Tea
$45
Mermaid
With vigorous and exceptional growth, Mermaid will quickly
climb and cover any fence, trellis, arbor, or tree it is set against,
and dare you to prune it back. Large 5” canary yellow flowers
have 5 petals, amber stamens, and a delicate fragrance. Grows
15-25’ tall by up to 20’ wide and blooms continuously
throughout the season in show-stopping abundance. Disease
resistant and low maintenance. Prefers full sun and loamy, well-
draining soil. Award Winner. Bred by William Paul and Son, UK,
after 1906. At Old City Cemetery it is in Section S in the Henning
enclosure.
Large Flowered Climber, Hybrid Bracteata
$40
climb and cover any fence, trellis, arbor, or tree it is set against,
and dare you to prune it back. Large 5” canary yellow flowers
have 5 petals, amber stamens, and a delicate fragrance. Grows
15-25’ tall by up to 20’ wide and blooms continuously
throughout the season in show-stopping abundance. Disease
resistant and low maintenance. Prefers full sun and loamy, well-
draining soil. Award Winner. Bred by William Paul and Son, UK,
after 1906. At Old City Cemetery it is in Section S in the Henning
enclosure.
Large Flowered Climber, Hybrid Bracteata
$40
Pinata
8-9 ft
Lightly fragrant with multicolor double blooms; this rose is a continual bloomer. Introduced in 1978, this rose grows well on a fence and is disease resistant.
$40
Lightly fragrant with multicolor double blooms; this rose is a continual bloomer. Introduced in 1978, this rose grows well on a fence and is disease resistant.
$40
Reve d'Or
10-18 feet
Translates from French as 'dream of gold.' This richly fragrant noisette was introduced in Australia in 1869. It is perfect for porch pillars. While it has somewhat thorny canes, it can be easily trained to cover fences or arches.
$45
Translates from French as 'dream of gold.' This richly fragrant noisette was introduced in Australia in 1869. It is perfect for porch pillars. While it has somewhat thorny canes, it can be easily trained to cover fences or arches.
$45
Veilchenblau
10-11 feet by 7-8 feet
Very fragrant and shade tolerant, this rose was introduced in 1909. It is a semi-double one time bloomer. A great pollinator, it is nearly thornless and was advertised as one of the bluest roses one could get.
Climbing Rambler
$40
Very fragrant and shade tolerant, this rose was introduced in 1909. It is a semi-double one time bloomer. A great pollinator, it is nearly thornless and was advertised as one of the bluest roses one could get.
Climbing Rambler
$40
Westerland
7x6 ft
Multicolor repeat double bloomer; very fragrant. It can be a shrub or trained as a climber.
$40
Multicolor repeat double bloomer; very fragrant. It can be a shrub or trained as a climber.
$40
Yellow Lady Banks
15-20 with support
This miniature double bloomer is a vigorous and fast growing climber. Does best in full sun.
$40
This miniature double bloomer is a vigorous and fast growing climber. Does best in full sun.
$40
Shrubs
Amazone
4-6 ft, this mildly fragrant bloomer is a seedling of Safrano. Introduced in 1872, it prefers full sun.
$40
$40
Ambassador
Ambassador grows vigorously with long stems that produce
stunning two-toned blooms of orange to peach with a
blended golden peach inside. A repeat bloomer from late
spring through early summer, Ambassador grows to 4’ tall by
3’ wide and is an excellent cut flower. Early spring pruning
should be done to remove old canes and dead or diseased
wood and to cut back canes that cross. Prefers full sun, moist
but well drained soil, and regular fertilizing. Bred by Marie-
Louise Paolino, France, before 1976.
$45
stunning two-toned blooms of orange to peach with a
blended golden peach inside. A repeat bloomer from late
spring through early summer, Ambassador grows to 4’ tall by
3’ wide and is an excellent cut flower. Early spring pruning
should be done to remove old canes and dead or diseased
wood and to cut back canes that cross. Prefers full sun, moist
but well drained soil, and regular fertilizing. Bred by Marie-
Louise Paolino, France, before 1976.
$45
Ausmas (Graham Thomas)
This vigorous upright climber bears large, cupped blooms in
an unusually rich shade of yellow. Flowers are full and have
an average diameter of 3.5” (26-40 petals) and have a
moderate Tea Rose fragrance. Grows 5-12’ tall by 4-8’ wide
and is very disease resistant. Blooms in flushes throughout
the season in breathtaking abundance. Prefers full sun and
loamy, well-draining soil with regular watering. Named for
the British horticulturist, Graham Stuart Thomas, and bred
by David C.H. Austin, UK, 1983.
English Climbing Shrub
$45
an unusually rich shade of yellow. Flowers are full and have
an average diameter of 3.5” (26-40 petals) and have a
moderate Tea Rose fragrance. Grows 5-12’ tall by 4-8’ wide
and is very disease resistant. Blooms in flushes throughout
the season in breathtaking abundance. Prefers full sun and
loamy, well-draining soil with regular watering. Named for
the British horticulturist, Graham Stuart Thomas, and bred
by David C.H. Austin, UK, 1983.
English Climbing Shrub
$45
Basye's Purple
4-6 ft
Very fragrant repeat bloomer
Hybrid rugosa
$35
Very fragrant repeat bloomer
Hybrid rugosa
$35
Blumenschmidt
4-5 feet
Fragrant repeat bloomer. Introduced in 1900-1909, this double bloomer does well as a hedge and for rose cuttings.
Tea
$45
Fragrant repeat bloomer. Introduced in 1900-1909, this double bloomer does well as a hedge and for rose cuttings.
Tea
$45
Buff Beauty
9-10 ft
Lightly fragrant continual bloomer. Introduced in 1939, this apricot rose likes partial shade.
Hybrid Musk
$45
Lightly fragrant continual bloomer. Introduced in 1939, this apricot rose likes partial shade.
Hybrid Musk
$45
Cardinal de Richelieu
Shrub rose with stunning mauve or purple blend flowers,
2.25” in diameter, that are medium to very full (41+
petals) bloom form. Blooms are mildly fragrant. Once
blooming spring or summer. Suckers on its own roots and
is nearly thornless. Grows 3-6’ tall by 2-3’ wide. Foliage is
a medium green. Prefers full sun and loamy, well-draining
soil with regular watering. Bred by Louis-Joseph-Ghislain
Parmentier, Belgium, before 1847. At Old City Cemetery,
it can be found in Section EE, the Confederate Section.
Hybrid China, Hybrid Gallica
$35
2.25” in diameter, that are medium to very full (41+
petals) bloom form. Blooms are mildly fragrant. Once
blooming spring or summer. Suckers on its own roots and
is nearly thornless. Grows 3-6’ tall by 2-3’ wide. Foliage is
a medium green. Prefers full sun and loamy, well-draining
soil with regular watering. Bred by Louis-Joseph-Ghislain
Parmentier, Belgium, before 1847. At Old City Cemetery,
it can be found in Section EE, the Confederate Section.
Hybrid China, Hybrid Gallica
$35
Cardinal Hume
Cardinal Hume spreads wider than it is tall and blooms in
clusters of 3” wide double blossoms that start a deep
crimson and turn purple later. Beautiful, round scarlet hips
form in late fall. Grows 3-6’ tall by 3-8’ wide and blooms in
flushes throughout the season. Flowers have a strong,
cinnamon, fruity fragrance.
Very vigorous, and a good subject for pegging. Can be
trained as a climber but can also be used as understock or
groundcover. Bred by Harkness & Co., UK, 1982.
$35
clusters of 3” wide double blossoms that start a deep
crimson and turn purple later. Beautiful, round scarlet hips
form in late fall. Grows 3-6’ tall by 3-8’ wide and blooms in
flushes throughout the season. Flowers have a strong,
cinnamon, fruity fragrance.
Very vigorous, and a good subject for pegging. Can be
trained as a climber but can also be used as understock or
groundcover. Bred by Harkness & Co., UK, 1982.
$35
Coffee Country
Flowers are a striking russet-and-coffee brown with
suffusion of mauve, reverse light yellow, with a sweet, mild
fragrance. Large, double (17-25 petals) blossoms with an
average diameter of 4” bloom in small clusters throughout
the season. Grows 3’ tall by 3’ wide in a spreading, upright
form. Leaves are medium green and semi-glossy. Very
disease resistant. Prefers full sun and loamy, well-draining
soil. Remove spent blooms to encourage re-bloom. Bred by
M.S. Viraraghavan, India, 1997.
Floribunda
$45
suffusion of mauve, reverse light yellow, with a sweet, mild
fragrance. Large, double (17-25 petals) blossoms with an
average diameter of 4” bloom in small clusters throughout
the season. Grows 3’ tall by 3’ wide in a spreading, upright
form. Leaves are medium green and semi-glossy. Very
disease resistant. Prefers full sun and loamy, well-draining
soil. Remove spent blooms to encourage re-bloom. Bred by
M.S. Viraraghavan, India, 1997.
Floribunda
$45
Danae
This rose, like all the Pemberton bred Musks is healthy,
deeply fragrant, and constantly covered with bloom. Loosely
double, 2.5” buff-yellow blooms have darker yellow centers
and flower in clusters against glossy, dark green foliage.
Shrub grows 6-8’ tall by 4’ wide and can be trained as a
climber in warmer climates. Disease resistant. Prefers full
sun and loamy, well-draining soil. Bred by Rev. Joseph
Hardwick Pemberton, UK, 1913. At Old City Cemetery, Danae
is in Sections L (Cobbins Plot) and M.
Hybrid musk, Hybrid rose
$45
deeply fragrant, and constantly covered with bloom. Loosely
double, 2.5” buff-yellow blooms have darker yellow centers
and flower in clusters against glossy, dark green foliage.
Shrub grows 6-8’ tall by 4’ wide and can be trained as a
climber in warmer climates. Disease resistant. Prefers full
sun and loamy, well-draining soil. Bred by Rev. Joseph
Hardwick Pemberton, UK, 1913. At Old City Cemetery, Danae
is in Sections L (Cobbins Plot) and M.
Hybrid musk, Hybrid rose
$45
Green Rose
A descendant of Old Blush, The Green Rose is one of the
most unique roses. It actually has no flowers, no petals, no
fragrance, and no seeds! Instead, this sterile rose has rows
and rows of narrow, leaf-like sepals stacked up which create
the floret shape. Grows to 3-4’ tall by 3-4’ wide and has good
repeat bloom. Prefers full sun and loamy, well-draining soil.
It is a very hardy China variety first discovered around 1827.
At Old City Cemetery, it can be found in Section EE, the
Confederate Section.
China Rose
$45
most unique roses. It actually has no flowers, no petals, no
fragrance, and no seeds! Instead, this sterile rose has rows
and rows of narrow, leaf-like sepals stacked up which create
the floret shape. Grows to 3-4’ tall by 3-4’ wide and has good
repeat bloom. Prefers full sun and loamy, well-draining soil.
It is a very hardy China variety first discovered around 1827.
At Old City Cemetery, it can be found in Section EE, the
Confederate Section.
China Rose
$45
Lafter
An exceptionally healthy and free blooming shrub with large,
shiny green leaves and large, loosely double open flowers in
a stunning blend of orange-pink and yellow. The fragrance is
very good, and Lafter is cold-hardy and very disease
resistant. Prefers full sun but will tolerate some shade.
Grows 4-6’ tall by 3-4’ wide. Bred by the Brownell family,
United States, 1948. At Old City Cemetery, Lafter is located
at the southern front of the Depot Museum.
Hybrid tea
$45
shiny green leaves and large, loosely double open flowers in
a stunning blend of orange-pink and yellow. The fragrance is
very good, and Lafter is cold-hardy and very disease
resistant. Prefers full sun but will tolerate some shade.
Grows 4-6’ tall by 3-4’ wide. Bred by the Brownell family,
United States, 1948. At Old City Cemetery, Lafter is located
at the southern front of the Depot Museum.
Hybrid tea
$45
Mlle. Franziska Kruger
An outstanding peach colored rose, bearing large 4-5”, cup
shaped blooms filled with a rich rose perfume. Variously
described as orange-pink, coppery shaded yellow and pink,
or peach with buttery yellow overtones, it is obviously hard
to pinpoint the exact combination of colors. Let’s just leave it
at stunning! This vigorous shrub grows 3-5’ tall by 2-3’ wide
and blooms in flushes throughout the season. Prefers full sun
and loamy, well-draining soil. Very disease resistant. Bred by
Gilbert Nabonnand, France, 1873. At Old City Cemetery it is in
Section J.
Hybrid tea
$45
shaped blooms filled with a rich rose perfume. Variously
described as orange-pink, coppery shaded yellow and pink,
or peach with buttery yellow overtones, it is obviously hard
to pinpoint the exact combination of colors. Let’s just leave it
at stunning! This vigorous shrub grows 3-5’ tall by 2-3’ wide
and blooms in flushes throughout the season. Prefers full sun
and loamy, well-draining soil. Very disease resistant. Bred by
Gilbert Nabonnand, France, 1873. At Old City Cemetery it is in
Section J.
Hybrid tea
$45
Mrs. Dudley Cross
Often found in many older or heirloom gardens, ‘Mrs.
Dudley Cross’ is a compact, well-formed bush that is carefree
and easy to maintain. Large 4.25” flowers are very double
(60 petals), a pretty, light-yellow color with pink blush
highlights, fragrant, and provide a constant supply of blooms
throughout the season. Grows 3-6’ tall by 3-5’ wide on
thornless or nearly thornless canes. Prefers full sun and loamy,
well-draining soil. Disease resistant. Bred by William Paul and
Son, UK, 1907.
Tea
$45
Dudley Cross’ is a compact, well-formed bush that is carefree
and easy to maintain. Large 4.25” flowers are very double
(60 petals), a pretty, light-yellow color with pink blush
highlights, fragrant, and provide a constant supply of blooms
throughout the season. Grows 3-6’ tall by 3-5’ wide on
thornless or nearly thornless canes. Prefers full sun and loamy,
well-draining soil. Disease resistant. Bred by William Paul and
Son, UK, 1907.
Tea
$45
Orange Honey
A great miniature that will thrive in a pot as well as a garden,
‘Orange Honey’ is a color changing rose, starting out as
orange then fading to a blended pink and yellow. Small (1.5”)
flowers have a mild, fruity fragrance. They are double (17-25
petals), borne solitary or in small clusters, and bloom in
flushes throughout the growing season. Grows 1-2’ tall by 1-
2’ wide and is fairly shade tolerant. Prefers full sun and
loamy, well-draining soil. Bred by Ralph S. Moore, USA, 1979.
At Old City Cemetery it is in Section H.
Miniature
$35
‘Orange Honey’ is a color changing rose, starting out as
orange then fading to a blended pink and yellow. Small (1.5”)
flowers have a mild, fruity fragrance. They are double (17-25
petals), borne solitary or in small clusters, and bloom in
flushes throughout the growing season. Grows 1-2’ tall by 1-
2’ wide and is fairly shade tolerant. Prefers full sun and
loamy, well-draining soil. Bred by Ralph S. Moore, USA, 1979.
At Old City Cemetery it is in Section H.
Miniature
$35
Westerland
7x6 ft
Multicolor repeat double bloomer; very fragrant. It can be a shrub or trained as a climber.
$40
Multicolor repeat double bloomer; very fragrant. It can be a shrub or trained as a climber.
$40
William Lobb
6 feet
This is a tall, vigorous shrub that can also be trained as a climber. A once bloomer, it has thorny stems and a strong fragrance. Introduced in 1855, it grows in full sun and also tolerates partial shade.
$35
This is a tall, vigorous shrub that can also be trained as a climber. A once bloomer, it has thorny stems and a strong fragrance. Introduced in 1855, it grows in full sun and also tolerates partial shade.
$35
Shrubs
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