'Blue Moon' is a fragrant hybrid tea but only hardy to about Zone 6. In southwestern Wisconsin (Zone 4/5), it will not survive winter unprotected.
Do not fertilize after mid-summer. Let canes harden. The fragrance is exceptional—worth the extra effort if you have space for a pot or cage.
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