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American Beauty, Climbing
$27.95
Climber – Hybrid Wichurana (Hoopes & Thomas, United States, 1909)
Since its introduction over a century ago, American Beauty has been a seminal influence in American rose gardens. Large fragrant double blooms are an intriguing deep pink blend with a cupped form. The bush is remarkably hardy and tolerant of shade. It can reach a height of 12-14 feet if trained on a trellis or wall.
2 reviews for American Beauty, Climbing
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janetmariewinkles (verified owner) –
I have this one on a trellis already and it’s gaining height fairly quickly. All of my HCR plants arrive healthy and this one is no exception. I recommend HCR to all of my friends for their exceptionally healthy plants with well developed root systems. Their plants do not disappoint!
Sharon Rossino –
I live in the mountains at 8530 ft and struggled for years w roses. This one, since being moved to full south facing sun along my house, has thrived. Never thought I could have a climbing rose up in the Rockies that survived year after years. It continues to grow and it is trellising nicely. Mulch it well for the cold winters if you live in the same environment!