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Climbing America |
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Climbing America came from the bare root rose table at a local farm store. As I began to do research on this rose I realized what a great bargain I'd gotten. America is one of the highest rated climbing roses. It is heat-tolerant and disease-resistant. It blooms on new wood, so no waiting for that first blossom! America is constantly producing new canes and new roses of magnificent form and fragrance. All season long, sumptuous double blooms of a rich salmon-pink grace healthy canes. The heavy flowers have the most charming habit of nodding as if asleep against a pillow backdrop of dark green leaves. New foliage is dark red. |
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June 2000 |
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