A rambler with the grace of an old cathedral arch—long, supple canes dressed in glossy foliage and cascades of creamy, pale-yellow blooms that fade to warm ivory. When it’s in full flush, the whole plant seems to glow, as if lit from within. It’s one of those old French charmers that can turn an ordinary wall or pergola into a bit of botanical theater.
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USDA Hardiness Zone: 6–9
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Mature Size: 15–25 ft long; vigorous, arching rambler
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Bloom & Form: Semi-double blooms, soft yellow to cream; heavy spring flush with light later repeats
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Fragrance: Mild, sweet scent
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Garden Use: Perfect for arches, pergolas, fences, and large structures; excellent shade tolerance for a rambler
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Special Notes: A 1900 Barbier introduction—one of the classic Wichurana ramblers famed for their elegance and durability