John Cabot 9 (20° to 30°) very double blooms (centifolia means

very double blooms (centifolia means 'hundred petaled') are blessed with a strong heady perfume

5” blossoms open flat and are displayed in clusters on the plant with shiny

for a strong purple focal point in your garden

Louise Clements first saw this once-blooming rose in England and fell in love with its beauty and marvelous scent

dark foliage

John Cabot 9 (20° to 30°) very double blooms (centifolia meansThe first climbing rose of the Explorer series, the vigorous growth makes it ideal for use as a climber. Its fragrant blooms appear in great abundance early in summer and continue until frost in a gamut of shades from orchid pink to fuchsia red, all complemented by lustrous soft green foliage. The lovely flowers are followed by attractive hips of orange. This is a wonderful, repeat blooming fully double rose, petal count is 40.