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Tropical Lightning Climbing Rose, Live Dormant Bare Root Plant, (1-Pack)
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Tropical Lightning Climbing Rose produces flowers in a rare color for a climber. Each deep orange flower is streaked with lighter hues of orange, as well as shades of yellow, coral and bits of purple. These unusual double blooms are large, about 3 in. to 4 in. across, and grow in clusters of about 3 to 4 flowers each. The fragrant, exhibition-qualit…
Tropical Lightning Climbing Rose produces flowers in a rare color for a climber. Each deep orange flower is streaked with lighter hues of orange, as well as shades of yellow, coral and bits of purple. These unusual double blooms are large, about 3 in. to 4 in. across, and grow in clusters of about 3 to 4 flowers each. The fragrant, exhibition-quality roses do just as well when used for container plantings as they do for privacy screens. In the garden or landscape, their bold color goes well with perennials that bloom in yellow, white or purple. They are showy enough to be used for flower arrangements and bouquets, too.
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Tropical Lightning Climbing Rose produces flowers in a rare color for a climber. Each deep orange flower is streaked with lighter hues of orange, as well as shades of yellow, coral and bits of purple. These unusual double blooms are large, about 3 in. to 4 in. across, and grow in clusters of about 3 to 4 flowers each. The fragrant, exhibition-quality roses do just as well when used for container plantings as they do for privacy screens. In the garden or landscape, their bold color goes well with perennials that bloom in yellow, white or purple. They are showy enough to be used for flower arrangements and bouquets, too.