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Joseph's Coat Climbing Rose
A Single Cluster has Every Combination of Red, Orange, and Yellow!
Everchanging Color on a Free-flowering Climber!
- Genus: Rosa
- Species: hybrid
- Variety: 'Joseph's Coat'
- Zone: 5 - 9
- Bloom Start to End: Late Spring - Early Fall
- Habit: Climbing
- Plant Height: 8 ft - 12 ft
- Plant Width: 4 ft
- Bloom Size: 4 in
- Restrictions:
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Its pretty cardinal-red buds open to 4-inch marigold-orange blooms that in turn change to bright yellow with a touch of crimson before maturing to cardinal-red again! All colors are present at one time on plants that can reach up to 10 feet tall and 5 feet wide, their sturdy canes studded with sharp thorns to discourage pests. And it boasts a blanket of glossy, dark green leaves that keep it looking great even when out of bloom. Mass plantings on a fence or pillar are particularly effective, allowing you to enjoy a panorama of color all season long, from late spring to early fall.
'Joseph's Coat' was introduced in the United States by Armstrong and Swim. It was bred from R. 'Buccaneer' x R. 'Circus,' and boasts a petal count of 23 to 28. Mildly fragrant, it is a source of ever-changing color for any vertical space. (PP#2,488). Zones 5-9.
Its pretty cardinal-red buds open to 4-inch marigold-orange blooms that in turn change to bright yellow with a touch of crimson before maturing to cardinal-red again! All colors are present at one time on plants that can reach up to 10 feet tall and 5 feet wide, their sturdy canes studded with sharp thorns to discourage pests. And it boasts a blanket of glossy, dark green leaves that keep it looking great even when out of bloom. Mass plantings on a fence or pillar are particularly effective, allowing you to enjoy a panorama of color all season long, from late spring to early fall.
'Joseph's Coat' was introduced in the United States by Armstrong and Swim. It was bred from R. 'Buccaneer' x R. 'Circus,' and boasts a petal count of 23 to 28. Mildly fragrant, it is a source of ever-changing color for any vertical space. (PP#2,488). Zones 5-9.