Fruity Petals

$27.95

Climber (William Radler, United States, 2005)

Fruity Petals climbing rose explodes with a heavy flush of blooms in the spring and reblooms throughout the season.  Large cuplike blooms are a unique coral color with a yellow eye with a mild fragrance. A tidy climber reaching 6’-8’ in height.

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6 reviews for Fruity Petals

  1. Angela Patterson (verified owner) –

    Fruity Petals has been a continuous bloomer for me, blooming in its first year. I love how the blossoms change color as they age, starting out with the yellow center and coral edges and then gradually becoming solid pink. It’s a beautiful, interesting color combination.

  2. bigclstidham –

    Fruity Petals is one of my best bloomers she is always covered in unique blooms. For being a first year plant she is making her way up the trellis well. I’ve seen her grow atleast 5 times her size since planted.

  3. Olivia Sinaiko (verified owner) –

    Showed up beautiful and healthy, and easily established in the garden! Can’t wait to see it bloom.

  4. TLP (verified owner) –

    Pathetic starts. So disappointed. One had absolutely no chance of survival and the other is barely hanging on. Wish I would have saved my money.

    • Matt Douglas –

      I am so sorry you are disappointed with your purchase. We guarantee all of our roses for a full year if you want to give them a try. If you prefer, we can facilitate a return and refund, just call 800-552-2082. Thanks, Matt

  5. Matthew Beckley (verified owner) –

    What a fun and vigorous rose. It came and I thought “this will take awhile” but I was wrong, its loaded w its 2nd flush of buds and is already up to the 2nd rung of the arbor I put it next to. Its Fragrant and beautiful, it pinks out pretty fast in hot sun, but it produces so many blooms that it has at least 3 colors showing at any given time.

  6. william –

    Cute little guy. I planted about 2-3 years ago, I tied it up during its first bloom on a medium cedar trellis, and gave me some nice sprays. This year it just kind of turned into a climbing bushy rose about 4-5′ tall and sent off a sustaing crop of blooms. It handed heat stress really well, This late summer blooms were so diverse in color from spring blooms.

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