Handel, my prettiest climbing blackspot magnet

10 years ago

This climber is a great color from a distance. Pink enough to hold its own with strong colors but not too strong for a small garden. Ouch, it blackspots something fierce here. Roses 6 feet away are clean.

Handel - McGredy'65, florib. Cl.

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10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
Love the first pic!!! It really is beautiful and I nearly ordered it last year but HMF also states that it's susceptible to blackspot.
bethnorcal9
10 years ago
Yeah but it's so beautiful!! Is yours a shorty climber like mine? Mine only gets about 5-6ft!
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10 years ago
Sutekesh, smart you for skipping this rose! Mine completely defoliates once a year. (I don't spray).

Beth, it got whacked last year. Then I changed my mind about removal. A few canes went to at least 12 ft. It did look awfully pretty arching over the pathway.

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