Climbing Joseph's Coat Rose

Everchanging Color 'til Frost

(8 customer reviews)

Cardinal-red buds have a coral tint, open golden, then gradually turn red again. The Climbing Joseph's Coat Rose climbs 8-10 feet. 2-year plants, No. 1- 1-1/2 grade.

Climbing roses are lovely arched over entries, stretched over trellises or twined around pillars. Hybrid teas give you long-stemmed double flowers with lots of velvety petals. Floribunda bloom all summer without pruning, making them ideal for hedges and borders. Shrub roses were bred specifically for cold hardiness and are a real bargain as you seldom need to replace one.

Zones: 4-10.

Product Details

Zones: 4 - 10 (-30° F.)
Height: 10-12'
Spacing: 6 ft
Depth: plant with bud union at soil surface or 2 inches below in cold climates
Spread: 6-12'
Sun/Shade: full sun
Color: red blend of: red, orange, pink, yellow
Foliage: deep-green glossy
Blooms: Spring-summer-fall

Comments: HEAVY SOIL, ADD PEAT MOSS, DEHYDRATED COW MANURE OR COMPOST. MOUND SOIL IN CENTER OF HOLE, SPREAD ROOTS OVER MOUND, ADD 1/2 SOIL; COMPACT; COMPLETE FILLING; COMPACT SOIL; WATER WELL. FERTILIZE ONCE A MONTH WITH ROSE FOOD. WATER 1 inch PER WEEK WHEN RAINFALL IS INSUFFICIENT; REMOVE SPENT BLOSSOMS, WEAK GROWTH AND SUCKERS; SPRAY OR DUST EVERY WEEK FOR INSECTS. MULCH HEAVILY AROUND THE BASE FOR WINTER AND COVER REST OF PLANT WITH STRAW OR SHREDDED LEAVES.
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- Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Excellent plant from Gurneys
Reviewed By: Travis E Smith (Wichita, Kansas)
Excellent, healthy plant from Gurney's. It's a Joseph's coat, an ARS 7.4, the plant from Gurney's is a very healthy, vigorous version of the classic climber.

- Friday, September 26, 2008
Beauty beyond imagining
Reviewed By: Dorsie Hathaway (Vancouver, Washington)
I purchased two Joseph's Coat climbing roses several years ago to plant on either side of a gateway arbor. They grew well and are hardy in the Pacific NW. Mine have survived weeks of ice, flooding and this year, a tornado. Blooms on these roses are beautiful beyond my wildest imagining. It has become one of my most favorite roses and is my favorite climbing rose. The buds come in a deep crimson color, and as they open, change colors through the spectrum from vibrant crimson to red, a rich salmon, then coral tinged with with orange, pink, and golden, rich amber and yellow with pink. The fully bloomed rose's petals have a lovely soft yellow with pink that resembles the "Peace" rose. These have a long season, a lovely scent, and they like to be cut back twice a year and sprayed with fungicide. Very few thorns, great color and scent. A crowning glory for any arbor, trellis or garden structure, the Joseph's Coat climbing rose will give you long-lasting pleasure.

- Thursday, December 10, 2009
Incredible!
Reviewed By: Alice Siler (Saginaw, MI)
I purchased 3 Joseph's Coat roses last spring. They were large bare root and took off well. The roses were the most magnificent I have seen! So prolific with buds everywhere, they grew to over 6 feet tall the first year. I am ordering more this year for a fence row. Thank you!

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