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Photo by High Country Roses
Polestar
$27.95
(Polstjärnan), Rambler (Wasastjerna, Finland, 1937)
Bright white, double flowers on a vigorous climber, blooming up to three weeks in mid-summer. Also may be grown as a ground cover with canes reaching up to 18 feet. Very disease resistant and hardy.
5 reviews for Polestar
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Joanna Tuck –
Exceptionally hardy!! I got this rose from Split Mountain Farms as a gallon size grown up from a High Country band, and it took right off. I planted it under a window to grow up and around both sides, and then my husband put in a swamp cooler and flooded the spot. Didn’t matter to Polestar. It just kept growing in the puddle. The pretty delicate blooms remind me of apple blossoms.
Carol Vilcek (verified owner) –
Ultra-hardy! Grew mine at 9,100’ along an 8’ privacy fence. Canes quickly reached over 10’. Remember to train those canes horizontally to promote more blooms.
Kristian (verified owner) –
Absolutely love this rose! I live in the Sierra Nevadas and our last frost date is June 21st. Polestar is unfazed by late frosts!
India –
Polestar has flourished in my garden despite Wyoming’s harsh winters with cold drying winds. I bought a second polestar last year and planted it where I can’t get anything else to grow. It bounced back from the winter and appears to be perfectly happy in its inhospitable part of the yard.
Josh Mattson (verified owner) –
This tough and carefree rambler is best in a wild part of your garden where it can be forgotten for a few years. Mine gets only afternoon sun right underneath a catalpa tree and a grapevine and grows and twines up into it. Never any winter damage. It’s habit and modest white flowers make it a safe choice for lots of garden settings.