blush pink Jacques Cartier, pink Comte de Chambord and crimson red young blooms of Zorja Micurina - these three bushes grow into each other so you may compare the colour and the size of blooms. According to my experience: Zorja M. is once blooming, behaving rather like a climber - sets 2m long slender stems armed with sharp thorns. The hardiness is cca 5b, it froze down to earth in the extreme winter 2011/2012 - after a three week long chilling period when frosts several days reached up to -30°C. But survived and within few month reached again 2m height.
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blush pink Jacques Cartier, pink Comte de Chambord and crimson red young blooms of Zorja Micurina - these three bushes grow into each other so you may compare the colour and the size of blooms.
According to my experience: Zorja M. is once blooming, behaving rather like a climber - sets 2m long slender stems armed with sharp thorns. The hardiness is cca 5b, it froze down to earth in the extreme winter 2011/2012 - after a three week long chilling period when frosts several days reached up to -30°C. But survived and within few month reached again 2m height.