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  • About Stormy Weather™
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  • Stormy Weather™ is a beautiful Climber with her 4”, dark purple blooms with lighter reverse and centers with golden-yellow stamens. As she ages, her color fades to a gentle lavender. These cupped to flat blooms are produced in clusters and emit a spicy fragrance. Expect Stormy Weather™ to show more purple-blue tones in cooler weather.

    • Type: Climbing Roses

    • Color: Smoky purple magenta blend

    • Fragrance: Moderately Fragrant

    • Hardiness Zones:

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

    • Size: 9' - 10' x 3' - 4'

    • Rebloom: Repeat Blooming

    • Bloom Type: Clustered | Cupped | Double | Flat

    • Year: 2012

    • Breeder Code: WEKmemolo

    • SKU: LC662 GALLON

Customer Reviews

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Kelly G.
Love this rose, first of dozens purchased to bloom, 3 roses so far

So far, so good! Beautiful blooms, nicely fragranced. First to bloom of the dozen or so roses I’ve ordered. Living in Central Fla. we have had a rough start with heirloom products, but will keep trying. Crappy soil, humid, rainy, really challenging to make roses thrive.

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holly h.
Top favorite

This one has clusters of blooms that open and change color as they age. It lends a unique purple /mauve /blue hue to the back of the border. I planted apricot colored irises, echinacea, west Texas grass sage, Russian sage, abracadabra hydrangea, and a giant sweet spirit rose in front. Visitors are already stunned by the kaleidoscope of blues, and pop of vibrant pinks. I love this rose.

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Reaches f.t.s.
Gorgeous shades of purple and wine

This rose bears large clusters of semi-double blooms in gorgeous shades of purple and wine with petals of more lavender on the back. This is its third year here. It's a prolific grower. I planted it in the back of my other roses to climb to my porch railing up about 5 steps. Don't believe the 8-10 feet! I had to add a trellis this spring, and the rose is already reaching the roof of my 1- 1/2 story house! It gets a little black spot, as do all roses in my 7b, humid and hot climate. Spraying is essential, but this rose seems to have decent resistance. This rose would cover a high and wide fence--a show stopper!

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R.H.
Disappointed, but hopeful

Stormy Weather didn't really take off. I was a bit disappointed; however, I'm not going to hold it all on the rose. The soil isn't the best in that spot, so this season, I added soil amendments.... we'll see how Stormy does.
Now, Stormy did produce some blooms and they are very pretty.