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Red Eden ®
climbing rose (Meilland, 2002)
Red Eden ®
Growth height 200 cm Width 350 cm
Carmine-red climbing rose for the house wall
- – Large, fully double blooms of 10 to 11 cm, all summer long
- – Upright and spreading climbing habit, prefers full sun
- – Slight fragrance, reliably hardy; blooms stick together in heavy rain
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Red Eden'
- other names
- Eric Tabarly ® | Red Eden Rose | Rouge Pierre de Ronsard | MEIdrason
- Origin
- Meilland 2002
- Size
- 200 x 350 cm
- Flower colour
- red
- Flowering habit
- repeat-flowering
- Climbs
- yes
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
Carmine red, large, vigorous, double, romantic blooms with fragrance in small clusters that appear reliably throughout the summer (a continuously flowering rose!).
The upright but also spreading growing climber has healthy foliage, is quite hardy and prefers full sun. The only drawback is that in heavy rain the blooms can tend to stick together.
Even though one might suspect it, this rose is not descended from the famous Eden Rose (Pierre de Ronsard).
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