Joseph's Coat
climbing rose (Herbert C. Swim, 1964)
Joseph's Coat
Growth height ca. 240-360cm
Vividly two-toned climbing rose for a hedge
- – Loosely double blooms in red and orange
- – Upright and vigorous, also usable as a large shrub rose
- – Regular deadheading encourages repeat flowering
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Joseph's Coat'
- Origin
- Herbert C. Swim, 1964
- Size
- ca. 240-360cm
- Flower colour
- multicoloured
- Flowering habit
- repeat-flowering
- Climbs
- yes
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
Climbing floribunda rose with vivid blooms in red and orange. Occasional repeat flush. Good landscape impact.
Deadheading promotes the repeat flush, and dead wood should be removed every 2-3 years.
Requires attention regarding foliage health, but otherwise a very rewarding larger shrub or smaller climbing rose.
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It looks different every dayThe pictures show the same flower, different every day. It bloomed for 5-6 days, then the next ones came. A wonderful play of colours! The photos are from the first year. Now the rose has overwintered well and grown over 1 metre. I'm curious to see how it develops further...Automatically translated · Show original
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