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Does anyone know a climbing rose that blooms from summer to fall?
 
Posts: 341 | Location: Amherst, VA USA | Registered: Jul 25, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Not me....I don't think there is one that blooms so long......


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Posts: 170 | Location: MI Z5 | Registered: May 07, 2011Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Actually, I googled this, and apparently the blaze rose improved blooms from spring to frost. I have a Blaze, don't know if it is the improved version, I'll let you know, first year for it, a gift.


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After the first flush the climber may put out ocassional blooms but they won't be profuse like in the beginning. Then again your further south than I am so you may get lucky.
 
Posts: 443 | Location: New Hampshire 5b | Registered: Apr 28, 2011Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I'm way south & my climbing peace rose only reblooms if I do a severe pruning on it...which has to be done at least a couple of times a year or it would be taller than the house!
If I had it to do over, I would NEVER buy another climber like this one! The main stem on it is about as big around as my arm. It might take a tractor to dig the thing out if I wanted to get rid of it!


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