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Valentine’s Day, Climbing™
$17.95
Climbing Miniature, (Tom Carruth, United States, 2004)
With this rose, you will enjoy the velvety red feel of Valentine’s Day all summer long. Valentine’s Day is ideal for fences, balcony accents or a decorative trellis. Clusters of flowers bloom and repeat bloom on long arching canes with deep green foliage.
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Valentine’s Day, Climbing™
Climbing Miniature, (Tom Carruth, United States, 2004)
With this rose, you will enjoy the velvety red feel of Valentine’s Day all summer long. Valentine’s Day is ideal for fences, balcony accents or a decorative trellis. Clusters of flowers bloom and repeat bloom on long arching canes with deep green foliage.
Angela Patterson –
The photograph of Valentine’s Day is a little washed out compared to reality. This deep red rose — “velvety” is the perfect word for it — has a color and shape you just want to drink in. It is so, so pretty!!! The blossoms in its first season were about 2-3 inches across, which surprised me because it’s a mini so I thought its flowers would be smaller. I have it anchoring the far edge of a trellis in a zone 5a Colorado yard. This is its first season, but so far it has been a “polite” climber (unlike the Above and Beyond rose next to it which is trying to take all available space in all directions). Valentine’s Day made canes that had a thin diameter compared to the non-mini climbers like Lady in Red and Ramblin’ Red, and the thinner canes meant they cooperated exceptionally well with letting me position them on the trellis. The blossoms opened a bit as they aged so that you could see the golden yellow anthers. A brilliant pop of red color, the clusters of Valentine’s Day petals consistently made me smile whenever I would see them blooming.