Joseph's Coat, Climbing pastel has been common in cottage

has been common in cottage gardens on both sides of the Atlantic because it is not only hardy but always fragrant

rejuvenating stressed plants

Due to its massive size and expansive root requirements

'Cecile Brunner' tolerates everything from poor soil to partial shade

Joseph's Coat, Climbing pastel has been common in cottage1969 8 to 12 feet The color alone makes this a showstopping rose. Red and yellow, three inch double flowers are borne on the glossy foliage of this pillar rose. It repeats well in the fall and has a wonderful fragrance. If you have warm tones in your garden, 'Joseph's Coat' is the rose to definitely include. Please note: Depending on the variety, it's possible your climber can take longer to bloom than a regular shrub. The old garden saying is "first