growing in the garden of a 1750’s plantation home on the Cape Fear River
so place it towards the back of the flower bed
we’ve found the canes to be smooth
semi-double flowers are borne in clusters throughout the season and are quite a show against the dark
Beautifully pointed buds of rich apricot yellow and contrasting purple young shoots and foliage are the outstanding characteristics of 'Lady Hillingdon'
Peggy Martin full petaled growing in the garden of12 to 15 feet Peggy Martin, famously known as the Hurricane Katrina Rose, is a vigorous, easy care climber with a story as remarkable as its performance in the garden. Surviving prolonged flooding during Hurricane Katrina, this rose has become a symbol of resilience, strength, and dependable beauty. In spring, Peggy Martin produces a breathtaking flush of blooms that can cover its long, arching canes from top to bottom. Most often seen in soft to