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The only fragrant member in The Knock Out® Family. It has a slightly more compact and upright habit with bright yellow flowers that fade quickly to a pastel cream color. The yellow color stays more intense during cooler times of the year. The dark, semi-glossy foliage contrasts nicely with the bright blooms.
Vigorous growing climbing shrubby vine covered with delicate, white blossoms in clusters, in spring and early summer. Nearly thornless stems. Handsome when not in flower. Very few insect and disease problems. Evergreen.
Vigorous growing climbing shrubby vine covered with delicate, white blossoms in clusters, in spring and early summer. Nearly thornless stems. Handsome when not in flower. Very few insect and disease problems. Evergreen.
Vigorous climbing rose that is known for the masses of small yellow flowers that appear in clusters from spring into midsummer. Great trained on fences, walls or arbors. Evergreen.
Vigorous climbing rose that is known for the masses of small yellow flowers that appear in clusters from spring into midsummer. Great trained on fences, walls or arbors. Evergreen.
Care to dance? Cause ‘Lady in Red…she’s dancing with me’.. with her long climbing arms. Don’t worry, she won’t invade your dancing space as the plant is well contained and more compact than many Climbers. The lady was born and raised in the USA, with her flowers bearing the true classic American red coloration. That means no hues of pink or blue all the way to the end of the flower’s life. The large ruffled old-fashioned blossoms will take your breath away and falling in love with this lady is the onlpossible outcome. Are you ready to dance the night away? You better be because the vigorous plant generates bounteous flowers just waiting for a dance partner.
Class: Climber
Flower Size: Large, ruffled, around 3½-4½ inch diameter, in small clusters
Petal Count: 35 to 50
Many think the pinnacle of rosedom is a long stemmed red Hybrid Tea with scrumptious big buds. But ponder the thought a little farther to include impeccable flower form & great vase life. Now you’re getting the idea of Let Freedom Ring. This striking trophy-stealer was lovingly created by WWII veteran & amateur hybridizer, Ernest Earman of Virginia. Comments: More red in cool conditions. Fantastic year-round form.
Class: Hybrid Tea
Flower Size: Large, up to 5 inch diameter
Petal Count: Around 25
This lovely lady is ready to get the party started in your garden. Her blooms have a powerful fragrance of fruit and citrus. The scent draws people in to take a closer look at her old-fashioned blooms of soft yellow that finish with a kiss of pink on the petal edges. Plus, she has a well-be-haved habit and vigorous, dark green, glossy leaves that give her plenty of energy to generate a nearly endless supply of blooms. An impressive rose that everyone is sure to want at their party. This entertainer thrives in hot, dry climates and has good disease resistance.
For example: Bedding Plants, Shade Perennials, Althea