Red Cascade Climbs forming richly layered

forming richly layered

'Smith's Parish' taunts us with delightfully small semi-double cupped blooms of either pure white

Though its parents are unknown

Tea-like flowers of soft tones of apricot

It is excellent when used as a specimen or hedge where the white flowers capture the light

Red Cascade Climbs forming richly layered1976 12 to 18 feet Imagine our surprise to discover 'Red Cascade' was introduced as a weeping miniature, considering we had it growing well up a 14 foot tall cedar post! No doubt, it is a very versatile rose. It always attracts attention with its fine leaved foliage and profuse one inch, blood red blooms. When in bloom, it is simply smothered in color. Please note: Depending on the variety, it's possible your climber can take longer to bloom than a