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Sheila z8a Rogue Valley OR
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Gorgeous, Jeri!
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It is indeed. How many of them do you have, Jeri? Do you grow one as a climber, by chance? Because I have one that I hope to put out in fall, and it looks like it could climb...
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jerijen
Original Author
last year
No, not as a climber. More as huge bushes. That's one of them behind Clay (he's weeding the "Benny Lopez" in front of him. And come to think of it, this is the first one we planted. We got it decades ago, from Bob Edberg (Limberlost).

I guess you could, but we've never tried it. The canes aren't all that flexible, really.
Sheila z8a Rogue Valley OR
last year
My two keep blooming through heat. The foliage looks like damask crud but they keep blooming.
jerijen
Original Author
last year
Nothing much is blooming now, here. Crazy weather.

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