Carmine‑pink clusters open in full pom‑pon style on a bushy, climbing polyantha that carries the hallmarks of old‑world rose breeding. With its strong fragrance and generous flushes, it’s a heritage treasure for gardens with space and whimsy.
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USDA Hardiness Zone: 6b–9b
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Mature Size: Up to ~5 ft tall and 5 ft wide; vigorous climbing or arching habit
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Bloom & Form: Full blooms (26–40 petals) in large clusters; carmine‑pink color; flowering in flushes throughout the season
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Fragrance: Strong, classic rose perfume
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Garden Use: Ideal for garden arches, old fences, or as a collector’s shrub where the color and form can unfurl fully
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Special Notes: Introduced by Peter Lambert in 1909; valued for its lush clusters, heritage charm and old‑garden character