Super Dorothy
Super Dorothy
Super Dorothy
Super Dorothy

Super Dorothy®

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NEW TO RAMBLERS? TRY ME! The introduction of Super Dorothy® was a great breakthrough in Climbing and Rambling Roses many years ago as she is a continuous blooming  bush pushing out beautiful blossoms from spring through fall. Clusters of beautiful, small, double, powder-puff pink blooms produced in clouds blanket this Rambler making it difficult to see its foliage. Much more disease resistant than the older Rambler, 'Dorothy Perkins'.

Super Dorothy®

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Type: Rambling Rose

Specific Color: Pink

Fragrance: Lightly Fragrant

Hardiness Zones:

  • 5 (-20° to -10°)
  • 6 (-10° to 0°)
  • 7 (0° to 10°)
  • 8 (10° to 20°)
  • 9 (20° to 30°)
  • 10 (30° to 40°)

Approximate Size: 11'+ x 8'

Rebloom: Continual Blooming

Bloom Type: Clustered;Double

Shade Tolerant:No

Year Introduced: 1986

Breeder Code: HELdoro

SKU: RR149 GALLON

Customer Reviews

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J.T.
Hard working rose

I planted this rose 2 years ago and from the day one it grows like there is no tomorrow . It's already taller than 10 feet . Gorgeous flowers that stay on for 3-4 weeks even in excessive heat.

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Lisa O.
Loving Super Dorthey

Super Dorthey is a beautiful climbing rose. With small pink cluster blooms. This climber has surprised me with its vigorous growth and perfuse blooms. I have had this climber for less than a year and just set it out in the landscape 8 weeks ago and it is already quarter up the trellis. It is spectacular to see.

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Cathrin C.
Super rose - loads of flowers, excellent disease resistance

This rose can stand up to serious neglect. I had bought it from the local garden club in a 3-gallon pot, tossed it into a shady corner and left it for a few years. It grew and bloomed. The pot fell over, it continued to grow and bloom. I finally planted it, and it has been an outstanding performer ever since (about a decade). I was just looking to prune it, and I realized that the reason it sends out long, thin-ish canes is that it wants to ramble! Fortunately, it's next to a fence so I can easily set up some support for it. All of my other roses get serious rust issues in the summer, but not this one. It has been virtually disease free with no spraying or special treatment. It has occasionally been hit by whiteflies, but they don't seem to slow it down. And of course, the blooms are exquisite and plentiful over a long period, despite being in part shade.

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dee g.
Super

I originally planted mine to climb a tree but with all the weeds it didnt do so well.i moved it to climb up a sunny wall and it is flurishing.looking forward to it getting 11 feet. Bright pink flower clusters

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