From David Austin Roses.

Very rigid and heavy canes grow straight up about 8-10ft. Canes might break off in stormy weather, but there are always new canes sprouting from the base. Very vigorous. Needs a wide space and sturdy support if grown as a climber. Can be grown as a tall, free-standing shrub if pruned hard. Disease-free. Makes many hips.

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This page was last updated on 05.17.07

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