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Climbers and Ramblers

	Roses - Beautiful, Hardy High Country Roses

Climbers and Ramblers : Climbing Roses

Item: American Pillar	SKU: AMPI

Price: $14.95

Quantity in Stock: 6

This product cannot be shipped outside the USA.

American Pillar, Rambler (Van Fleet, 1902). Vigorous, disease resistant rambler climbs to 15 feet. Extremely prolific mid-summer blooms are single, bright pink with white eye. The mass display is spectacular and long lasting. Glossy, dark green foliage. (Zone 5, nr, nf

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