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Paul's Himalayan Musk

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One of the most beautiful of all Rambling roses. Fully double, rosette-shaped blooms of lovely, soft, blush-pink, borne in graceful swaying pendulous sprays, with each 1" + bloom (petals 40+) standing out as an individual. There is one growing in a Chestnut tree in the garden, and always gets a lot of attention when it is in bloom. Once blooming.
- Color: Soft blush pink
- Fragrance: Lightly Fragrant
- Hardiness Zone: 6 - 10
- Size: 10' x 10'
- Rebloom: Once Blooming
- Bloom Type: Clustered | Double
- SKU: RT805 GALLON

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Paul's Himalayan Musk

A Beauty!

This rambler has been everything I could have hoped for from day one and requires minimal care. This is now about three years old.

spectacular size and blooms

Purchased one years ago and it climbed (trained) over my second story gutters, as I wanted it to, to provide a lavish display. Lost to witches broom a few years ago, so am ordering replacement. I live 40 miles NW of Chicago ( I am in Z5), and the plant grew in a wind tunnel along the ne corner of the house - and thrived. Tough plant!

Grows to the top of a tall pine!

This is the one rambler that I know will winter over in zone 5. I started growing it in an urban setting not realizing how vigorous it was. I relocated it to Northern Michigan, where it grows to the top of very tall pine and then cascades downwards. I have a cold spring here so it usually blooms in July for me. It is the centerpiece of the garden for the 6 weeks it blooms for me. Just gorgeous!!

Stunning and Very Vigorous

I live in SE Kansas and planted this rose about 3-4 years ago in partial shade on a chain link fence. I am not exaggerating, it is over 30' long and puts on the most magnificent show every spring. I absolutely cannot wait for it to bloom every year. I do wish it was a repeat bloomer, however, it gives me that much more to look forward to every year this way not to mention every year I am constantly amazed at just how LARGE this beautiful rose has become! It has such a nice fragrance but beware it is extremely thorny. It is definitely a highlight in my yard and I am considering planting a couple more of them along the opposite fence line.

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