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America Cl.

13 years ago

My America Climbing Rose finally seems to be getting established after all these years. Every year it would just get a few blooms the whole season. This year it hasn't had an abundance, but more than ever before and they are a nice size and gorgeous. In previous years it had not put on any new growth, but this year it has several new shoots on it. This year was its last chance and I think it has just escaped being shovel pruned.

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nummykitchen
13 years ago
Very nice! Good thing you waited for it a little while longer to mature! I believe I have an America that was mislabeled as something else and I love that coral bloom color!

Andrea
jim1961 Central Pennsylvania Zone 6a
13 years ago
Nice! :)
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Kippy
13 years ago
Amazing the power of the shovel threat on plants.
seil zone 6b MI
13 years ago
It's such a beautiful pink! Can't wait to see it when it soars!
sara_ann-z6bok
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks everyone for your nice comments. I enjoy all of your postings, you all have some lovely roses. Seil can't wait to see more of your pictures.
kathy9norcal
13 years ago
It is a good bloomer for me and mine is a deep coral color. Hope yours starts blooming well--it's a great climber.

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