One of the most popular climbing roses! Produces multicolored, red-orange to yellow-orange fragrant blooms for cutting. A natural climber best used on fences or arbors. Cutting faded flowers extends blooming season. Blooms on new wood; prune early to promote new growth.
Full Sun
Moderate Water Needs
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