Crimson Glory, Climbing sp>netsuite bears long

bears long

A World’s Fair Gold Medal Winner

and overall plant vigor while improving soil structure and encouraging beneficial microbial activity

it is vigorous and attractive anywhere in the garden or landscape

Blooming in repeat flushes throughout the season

Crimson Glory, Climbing sp>netsuite bears long1946 8 to 12 feet The climbing version of the rose bred in Germany by Wilhelm Kordes, Crimson Glory is the standard by which all other red roses are judged. Deep velvety crimson in color, the cupped petals hold a rich Damask fragrance. The shrub rose won the National Rose Society Gold Medal in 1936, and the James Alexander Gamble Rose Fragrance Medal in 1961. Please note: Depending on the variety, it's possible your climber can take longer to bloom