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Climbing Blue Angel Rose

Hugh and Fragrant

(16 customer reviews)

The gorgeous lavender-blue flowers of the Climbing Blue Angel Rose bloom in late summer on old wood. Blue Angel is exceptionally sweet! Vigorous and dependable, grows 8-10 ft. tall.

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 (-20 F)
Height: 8-10'
Spacing: 6'
Depth: plant with bud union just above ground
Spread: 8-10'
Sun/Shade: full sun
Color: silvery lavender grey
Foliage: dark green, leathery glossy
Blooms: Late Summer

Comments: If heavy soil, add peat moss, Dehydrated cow manure or compost. Mound soil in center of hole, spread roots over mound, add 1/2 inch of 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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- Thursday, August 13, 2009
Where are the buds?
Reviewed By: Salena (Princeton, TX)
I got 5 rose plants from Gurneys this spring. Four of them are going nuts, blooming profusely and I just love them! This one is growing beautifully, but no buds...nadda. The others have been blooming for months...not sure what the scoop is. The foliage looks wonderful and it's 4 ft high already, but no blooms. Yes it’s been fed rose food. Maybe the blooms are just slow on this variety? So it gets a 4 stars because it is growing very nicely, but not blooming.

- Wednesday, July 22, 2009
climbing blue angel rose
Reviewed By: Beverly (Middleboro, Ma)
This rose is the sweetest little rose, it fooled me because it starts out a little red and then turns violet Blue. I didn't really want to grow roses because I had no luck with them. This rose really smells great, it's hardy and what a pretty little thing. I would suggest adding this to your collection or if your like me give it a try you wont be disappointed :)

- Monday, June 08, 2009
Not good
Reviewed By: Vicki (Grain Valley, Mo)
Had one little blue rose on it then died.

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