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Cécile Brünner, Climbing
$27.95
Climbing Polyantha (Franz P. Hosp, United States, 1894)
Climbing Cecile Brunner is a sport of ‘Cecile Brunner’ also known as “The Sweetheart Rose”. Reaching heights of up to 20 feet, produces small clusters of blush-pink blooms, unfolding from exquisite shapely buds. An ever popular climber for a trellis or arbor in cottage or country gardens. Can tolerate some shade.
Pronounced: say-seel brew-nay – from French Rose Names by Diana Bellucci
1 review for Cécile Brünner, Climbing
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Hannah Ringler –
This one’s really vigorous! I treated her badly (ordered April 2020, didn’t get around to planting till the fall, and her spot is terrible) and yet she’s made a lovely arching shape and is a good bloomer. I think that in another year or two, she’ll be able to cover my son’s future tree house as intended.