Large-Flowered Climber 'High Society': Zary's Elegant Ascension

Introduced in 2004 by Dr. Keith Zary, 'High Society' (PP16187, also known as JACadyna) is a large-flowered climber that brings refinement to the vertical garden. Its blooms are a sophisticated blend of pink, cream, and apricot—colors that suggest garden parties and linen dresses.

Botanical Profile

The flowers are double, cupped, 4-5 inches across, borne in small clusters on strong, flexible canes reaching 10-12 feet. The color is a refined blend of soft pink, cream, and warm apricot—each bloom a slightly different watercolor. The fragrance is moderate, sweet fruity. The foliage is glossy, dark green, disease-resistant. Zary's climbers are bred for elegance: manageable vigor, repeat bloom, and colors that elevate rather than dominate. 'High Society' turns a trellis into an invitation—climb up, the view is lovely.