I bought two Tangerine Skies, not realizing they were climbers, for two large pots that frame a view from our back patio. The plants I buy for these pots I usually think of as disposable, since they don't survive the winter in the exposed pots. These roses were so beautiful and had such long-stems, we decided to 'save' them and put them on either side of an arbor/gate we had recently installed. In their third year now, they are almost 7 feet tall, and bloom beautifully, sending stout new canes from the roots. They are very fragrant with a classic rose scent which delights when working nearby. They come out a true tangerine orange, then age to a multicolor bloom. It's almost as if the color components separate to pink, orange and yellow, all in the same bloom. These roses always elicit compliments from neighbors and passers-by. An excellent climbing rose!

I received a small and very dainty specimen of this plant first. It didn't make it in my garden and heirloom Roses was good to their word and replaced it with a much more substantial plant. The new plant is doing remarkably well and measures approximately three foot tall in the first season. The flowers are all the colors of a sunset or sunrise sky. I am extremely pleased with my new plant, and it's performance. Thank you Heirloom roses for replacing it!

I purchased 2 of these beautiful roses last year in 2023 after seeing it on Roots & Refuge YT channel & just had to own it . They have almost totally covered both sides of my arbor & still getting taller & fuller . This is the most beautiful rose I have ever owned ! Each plant is literally covered in huge tangerine blooms as well as so many buds just waiting to open . Everyone who sees it is in awe & can't stop raving about it ! It is a real show stopper .

Purchased 1 a few months ago, arrived well packaged, per usual for Heirloom. Planted her, she is doing VERY well for it being first year, lots of blooms, 18 at last count. So well, that I purchased two more to go along side her. Bright color, medium size blooms, as expected. The second year is when the rose blooms are much larger.