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Climbing Knock Out® Roses: Likely in Development

Since shrub Knock Out®, Blushing Knock Out®, and Rainbow Knock Out® are so successful, Star Roses is almost certainly developing a climbing sport (mutation). Ramblers bloom once with small clusters; large-flowered climbers are typically sports of modern shrubs. Check starroses.com for updates.

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