The Pilgrim is a tall-growing shrub up to 10 feet with pale yellow old-fashioned flowers. Best used as a tall free-standing shrub or climber. Very free-flowering with up to 100 petals and a light fragrance. Good disease resistance. Named after a Chaucerian character. This rose prefers full sun and moderate moisture.
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