Viking Queen
Viking Queen
Viking Queen

Viking Queen

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Viking Queen is a lovely Winter Hardy Climber bred by the University of Minnesota. Her large, medium-pink, very full blooms are produced in clusters with a look of English Roses. She is very fragrant and a vigorous rose set against leathery, dark-green foliage. Viking Queen truly has the most beautiful blooms of any true Winter Hardy Climber and thrives down to zone 4!

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Rose Type Climbing Roses
SKU LC940 GALLON
Bloom Type Clustered, Very Full
Characteristic Fragrance
Color Pink
Specific Color Pink
Fragrance Very Fragrant
Hardiness Zone 4 (-30° to -20°), 5 (-20° to -10°), 6 (-10° to 0°), 7 (0° to 10°), 8 (10° to 20°), 9 (20° to 30°), 10 (30° to 40°)
Rebloom Continual Blooming
Year 1963
Approximate Size 10' - 11'+ x 7'

Viking Queen

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A.A.
The Queen in Alaska

She has a few blooms open. Other 2nd year in Wasilla, AK. I thought image would look s do better, such a be bigger and bloom earlier. But I am happy …she is a true beauty.

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A.A.
Pretty but slow in Alaska

I planted her in 2023, & she did have a few blossoms by end of August. This year she is doing better, & has a couple of canes that are 3' high. Buds are setting on, it is 7/13. I'm thinking it might be that I'm Zone 4, and spring is late in Alaska (planting after Memorial day is the norm) I'm hoping she'll prosper & do better each year. But she does seem slow. If it's better next year, I'll post again.

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M.V.
Doing ok so far

I would love to say the Viking rose is doing well, but it’s not at that stage yet. I’m a beginner with roses, but I tried to do everything exactly as recommended. It made it through the Minnesota winter, but it’s very small. I’ve had issues, insects I think, but it’s growing slowly and I hope to see a rose soon.

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L.G.
Unbelievable!! Loaded with blossoms and buds.

I cannot believe how many blossoms and buds I have on my Viking Queen climbing rose after planting it only 4 weeks ago. The scent is amazingly sweet and smells like a rose should. Awesome packing for shipment too. Worth every penny! Thank you.

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L.M.
Bloomed right away!

I planted my Viking Queen when it arrived mid May. Added the fish emulsion and some bone meal. It’s mid June and it’s blooming! Beautiful

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