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Pretty in Pink Eden
$25.95
Climbing Rose (Discovered by Reg Tomerlin, before 2015)
A striking pink sport of Eden (Pierre de Ronsard) with a classic vintage appeal. The blooms exhibit the same great qualities of the original, but adds a few more petals and is more fragrant. Pretty In Pink Eden performs well on its own roots and is just as vigorous and resistant to disease.
AKA – Margaret Mae
Description
Pretty in Pink Eden
Climbing Rose (Discovered by Reg Tomerlin, before 2015)
A striking pink sport of Eden (Pierre de Ronsard) with a classic vintage appeal. The blooms exhibit the same great qualities of the original, but adds a few more petals and is more fragrant. Pretty In Pink Eden performs well on its own roots and is just as vigorous and resistant to disease.
AKA – Margaret Mae
ligia cojan –
beautiful and long lasting thick and big blooms. I own all the edens except the white one. They fill my front yard with beautiful big flowers that stand out.
Carrie Valenzuela –
I really don’t think that picture can do justice to how beautiful this rose is in person! The two tone pink blooms are a must have!
Connie Bressler –
Mine was in full sun and grew a ton, but hardly ever bloomed at all.
Lynsi (verified owner) –
Pretty in pink has been very healthy and robust for me. Like all of the Edens, she takes her time getting established, but it’s worth the wait!
Bicky Tran –
My Pretty in Pink blooms the most in spring. The show is in spring and a few more blooms throughout the year. It is a sport of Eden so one of my Pretty in Pink cane has Eden growing. Two for one climber I call it. I have all Eden except the white eden. Since it’s a climber, don’t expect lost of blooms in year 1. Year 2 gets better and more established when you train and pegged this rose early.