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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 Zones:

      • 6 (-10° to 0°)
      • 7 (0° to 10°)
      • 8 (10° to 20°)
      • 9 (20° to 30°)
      • 10 (30° to 40°)

    • Size: 10' x 10'

    • Rebloom: Once Blooming

    • Bloom Type: Clustered | Double

    • SKU: RT805 GALLON

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Kate B.
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.

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Barbara O.
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!

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Susan L.
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!!

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Zoe
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.