

Large, bright fire-engine red old-fashioned style blooms retain their vibrant color without fading—a rare trait in red roses. Blooms early in the season and continues the show throughout the warm months. Great choice for the trellis or arbor of cottage or country gardens. Deciduous.
Full sun, moderate water. Reaches 5–10 feet. A climbing rose that delivers true, unfading red from spring to fall.
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