White Eden
White Eden
White Eden Climber®
White Eden
White Eden
White Eden
White Eden

White Eden Climber®

$50 Regular price
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A sport of Eden, White Eden Climber® has the same very full, old-fashioned, globe-shaped blossoms, but in a soft shade of pristine white that takes on a pinkish blush in cool weather. She blooms in flushes throughout the season producing large solitary blossoms of upwards of 100+ petals. She will spread well, so give her ample space to grow.

More Information

Rose Type Climbing Roses
SKU LC597 GALLON
Bloom Types Very Full, Cupped
Breeder Code Meiviowit
Color White
Specific Color White
Fragrance Lightly Fragrant
Hardiness Zone 5 (-20° to -10°), 6 (-10° to 0°), 7 (0° to 10°), 8 (10° to 20°), 9 (20° to 30°), 10 (30° to 40°)
Rebloom Repeat Blooming
Year 2004
Approximate Size 10' - 11'+ x 4'

White Eden Climber®

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Customer Reviews

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Allysia M.
ASTOUNDING

So I basically can’t express how phenomenal not only this rose is, but Heirloom Roses. I am in Zone 9B, central Florida, and I planted the rose in January. It was pretty cold (50’s), and I planted it anyways given my excitement and the need as they had arrived the week-or-so before. I followed the garden tips video to use the worm castings & we even added a copper wire garden stake just for support since I planted it in January. It started bushing in a week. Popping buds within 2-3 weeks. & we had our first bloom mid-February with others beginning to appear end of February/beginning of March. I water it regularly, and again I followed the video on the Heirlooms website to the letter. This plant is just so beautiful. I love watching the flower cycle through in its colors and shapes, first a white with a peach undertone in a classic rose-shape, then a white with a hint of creamy/peach undertone in its final long-o-like shape. I can’t wait for this to climb up our deck! Just absolutely love this!

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bigvalleygrower
This climber rocks!

Looking forward to this climber just devouring the fence separating us from the neighbor. It took 2 years but worth the wait. Feeding is important.
Adding the Red Eden Climber for contrast.

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Jennifer M
slow grower

This rose is vey slow growing compared to the Eden rose. I got the regular Eden rose gallon a month before I received. the white Eden. It was in a gallon pot but was not as substantial as the first Eden. It is in a bit of shade. I am waiting till spring now to see if it can catch up??

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Timothy A.
Took a licking and came back with a vengeance!

We ordered these along with Blaze. After soil prep and direction following they were put in ground. I accidentally kinda beat one up with the weed whacker as I was clearing other flowers away. Completely stripped it! No more than 3 days later it was sprouting out many new leaves!!! Man, I was relieved and very impressed! These are tough roses! Very satisfied thus far! Am willing to be blown away come summer! :heart:️

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Christina M.
Great company

While I haven’t received this rose I know it will be amazing. I’ve already ordered and planted a few of their other roses which have started growing after one week being planted! I was accidentally shipped the wrong rose (this has been during the devastating wildfires out west) and after messaging the company with pictures Of the accidental mistake they immediately shipped me out the right rose at not an extra charge! This company has my business and recommendation to other gardeners.