America Climbing Rose

Blooms late spring to late fall Description Award-Winning Color and Rich Fragrance All-America Rose Selections (AARS) 1976 Introduced in the bicentennial year and immediately named an All-America Rose Selection, America Climbing Rose gloriously exhibits all the best traits of contemporary roses. The fully double blooms are packed with 30 or more petals of deep pink suffused with salmon and coral on the upper surface, lighter tones on the reverse. Redolent of cloves, they fill the garden with a pleasing spice that lingers long after twilight. Strong, quick-growing canes are clothed in dark green foliage, disease-resistant and very attractive. America Climbing Rose is a garden star to be proud of. America Climbing Rose begins its show with masses of pointed buds, which open to layers of sunset-toned petals. Expect the flowers to reach 4 to 5 inches wide, borne primarily one per stem, but occasionally in a small cluster. Banked by thick, leathery foliage that looks good from spring until hard frost, the blooms appear in waves all season long, perfuming the garden around them and adding stunning color to any sunny setting. Expect this vigorous America Climbing Rose, very fast-growing climber to reach 10 to 12 feet high and 6 to 8 feet wide. Bred by Bill Warriner from Fragrant Cloud x Tradition, America Climbing Rose comes by its disease-free nature and robust growth honestly. America Climbing Rose pedigree is impeccable, and it surpasses its parents in beauty. A favorite since its 1976 introduction, America Climbing Rose is the climber you want for that place of honor in your garden, to serve as a focal point of color and scent. Begin growing America Climbing Rose this season. Genus Rosa Variety ‘JACclam’ Zone 6 – 9 Bloom Start To End Late Spring – Late Fall Habit Climbing Plant Height 10 ft – 12 ft Plant Width 6 ft – 8 ft Bloom Size 4 in – 5 in Petal Count 35 Additional Characteristics Bloom First Year, Free Bloomer, Easy Care Plants, Fragrance, Award Winner, Repeat Bloomer Bloom Color Pink, Salmon, Coral Bud Shape Pointed Flower Shape Old-fashioned Foliage Color Dark Green Fragrance Clove, Spicy, Strong Light Requirements Full Sun Moisture Requirements Moist, well-drained Resistance Disease Resistant Soil Tolerance Normal, loamy Uses Beds, Cut Flowers, Vines and Climbers, Landscapes