Congrats. I have only seen equador pink. The blooms are really long on that one.

That's mostly all I find as well. Although the seller on eBay has a picture. It seems to have very pointer and curled ends on the blooms. I like it. Just wondering about the hardiness.

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Oh now Karyn.........when is is finally spring so we can get going with the growing season!! Is that yours`? It looks like it has huge blooms and so pure white color. Very pretty.

Lucy

That one did very well inground last year and was well over 8'. I'm just not a big fan of white single blooms, especially when they start turning brown. I still have plenty of rooted cuttings that never made it to the compost pile. lol I'd be happy to send you some in the spring.

Thanks Karyn. If it's hardy in your area, then I should be fine. Good to know.

Token it's not winter hardy for me but should probably be ok inground year round in your zone. I assume that you are 7b, very close to 8a? I'm in 7a and am about half a zone too cold to keep any brugs inground over the winter. Boy would that make life easier if I could just leave them be year round.

Karyn just hang in there a few years. The way the weather is changing in regions...you might get lucky and have no more freezing temps one day rofl.

Lucy

I know Charles Grimaldi and some pinks are winter hardy here thanks to neighbors. And yes, I am very close to 8a. Our lowest temperatures are usually in the upper teens. I still plan to mulch it heavily in the fall and take cuttings just in case.