Miniature Climber (Ralph Moore, United States, 1956)
Pointed buds unfurl to reveal delicate, deep pink single flowers. A true delight. Surprisingly fragrant for a miniature. Climbs well to 8 feet in warmer areas.
This Pink Clouds miniature climbing rose is outstanding! The quart size plant was a really good size but I decided to plant it in a 5 gallon pot after receiving it this spring. In just 3 months it has filled the pot and will be ready to go into the ground this fall. The petite flowers have a strong pink color that doesn’t fade as much as others in my garden. So happy I decided to plant this one!
Rated 5 out of 5
gail skaggs (verified owner)–
Late fall planting in the ground in zone 8b, with vigorous growth the following spring. Still in first year, but the pink blooms are very vivid pink, and do not fade. The blooms are tiny but definitely show up. Currently I have it growing as a 3-foot by 3-foot loose shrub, but by the end of the summer it will easily climb. Cute rose.
Debbie Steinwand (verified owner) –
This Pink Clouds miniature climbing rose is outstanding! The quart size plant was a really good size but I decided to plant it in a 5 gallon pot after receiving it this spring. In just 3 months it has filled the pot and will be ready to go into the ground this fall. The petite flowers have a strong pink color that doesn’t fade as much as others in my garden. So happy I decided to plant this one!
gail skaggs (verified owner) –
Late fall planting in the ground in zone 8b, with vigorous growth the following spring. Still in first year, but the pink blooms are very vivid pink, and do not fade. The blooms are tiny but definitely show up. Currently I have it growing as a 3-foot by 3-foot loose shrub, but by the end of the summer it will easily climb. Cute rose.