One of the most massive ramblers in existence, introduced by Paul in 1916. It produces enormous, pendulous trusses of small, double, soft pink flowers with a powerful, classic musk fragrance that perfumes the air for yards. The bloom is a once-a-year spectacle in midsummer, but the sheer volume of flowers is breathtaking. This rampant rambler can climb 30–40 feet into trees or cover vast structures. Its foliage is grey-green and healthy. It requires a very large space and sturdy support but rewards with an unforgettable floral display.
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