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'High Wire Flyer' rose Photos
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I originally purchased this rose in view of growing it as a climber, however I didn't attend to training it or directing its growth in any way, and it's settled into being a graceful, lax-growing shrub. 4 year old plant, second year in the ground, previously in a container. It's a healthy happy rose with fast bloom cycles, that continue to flower well during high heat. Albuquerque NM, Zone 7, Hot and Dry, No Spray.
Uploaded 3 SEP |
Several plants growing over each other in the trial fields at Boerner Botanical Gardens, Milwaukee County , Wisconsin in June 2017.
Uploaded 27 MAR 21 |
I originally purchased this rose in view of growing it as a climber, however I didn't attend to training it or directing its growth in any way, and it's settled into being a graceful, lax-growing shrub. 4 year old plant, second year in the ground, previously in a container. It's a healthy happy rose with fast bloom cycles, that continue to flower well during high heat. Albuquerque NM, Zone 7, Hot and Dry, No Spray.
Uploaded 3 SEP |
Growing fields in Wasco, California in 100ºF + in September 2013.
Uploaded 27 MAR 21 |
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From the US Plant Patent 29,533
Uploaded 18 SEP 22 |
Growing fields in Wasco, California in 100ºF + in September 2013.
Uploaded 27 MAR 21 |
In the garden of Will Radler in Milwaukee County Wisconsin. Due to the low lying nature of the garden, frequent late Spring frosts occur which limits the height of my climbers. This is in 2017. The 2nd spring for this climber.
Uploaded 27 MAR 21 |
Munsinger and Clemens Gardens October 11, 2017
Uploaded 8 JAN 18 |
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