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Jeanne Lajoie
$19.95
Climbing Miniature (Edward P. Sima, United States, 1975)
One of the finest climbing roses ever, Jeanne Lajoie sports hundreds of medium pink, mildly fragrant flowers throughout the season. Don’t let the term miniature fool you, this is an extremely vigorous, hardy, and disease resistant rose. It’s habit tends to grow upright and bushy, but can easily be trained to climb. Dark green foliage to 6 to 8 feet.
5 reviews for Jeanne Lajoie
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sellnd1 (verified owner) –
This rose has very vigorous cane growth the second season, reaching over four feet. The flowers are numerous and continuously bloom, just like the photos show and are an enjoyment to look at from my deck.
Joanna Tuck –
It took her a year to get going but from her second year on Jeanne was the gift that kept on giving. She fulfilled my childhood dreams of miniature pink roses growing through my white picket fence (credit to my husband for building the fence!) and got so many comments from passers-by on the pretty pink blooms growing over and through the fence. In spite of being pretty crowded she does great with disease resistance and steady bloom flushes.
Abby –
Although a rather short climber in our zone, this rose has delighted me for years by thriving in Z4a. It is vigorous & hardy; lovely in bud vases.
Anne –
Zone 5b
I love this miniature climber. Her blooms are the prettiest pink and abundant, just like the photos.
Mary –
An excellent rose! The buds are barely an inch across, it gets off to a very fast start in its first year, and it climbs easily and quickly—looking absolutely magnificent after just two years. The only downside is that it has no fragrance. Otherwise, it is nothing but positives and delight. I should note—and this is important—that the plant arrived with very thin, fragile stems, so I was skeptical about whether it would even take root. But it turned out to be a healthy rose that surprised everyone.
I have photographic proof covering her entire growth, but I don’t know where to add them on the site.