Introduced in 1995 by Dr. Keith Zary, 'Dream Weaver' (PP9492, also known as JACpicl) is a floribunda/large-flowered climber that weaves a tapestry of color on walls and trellises. Its blooms blend pink, cream, and yellow in a soft, watercolor mixture that shifts with the light.
| Family: | Rosaceae (ro-ZAY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Rosa (RO-zuh) |
| Cultivar: | Dream Weaver |
| Additional Information: | PP9492, aka JACpicl |
| Hybridizer: | Dr. Keith Zary |
| Introduction Year: | 1995 |
The flowers are double, cupped, 3-4 inches across, borne in large clusters on flexible canes reaching 10-12 feet. The color is a blend of soft pink, cream, and pale yellow—each bloom a slightly different watercolor. The fragrance is light, sweet. The foliage is glossy, dark green, disease-resistant. Zary's climbers are bred for the home gardener: manageable size, repeat bloom, and colors that harmonize rather than clash. 'Dream Weaver' turns a fence into a floral dreamcatcher—soft, romantic, and ever-changing.
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