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New Dawn
$23.95
Climber (Somerset Rose Nursery, United States, 1930)
Silvery pink, pointed buds open to medium-size double blooms that are blush pink in some regions, but nearly white in the bright sun of higher elevations. The massive spring bloom is followed by a repeat bloom later in the season. Glossy green foliage on 10 to 15 foot canes that can either be trained to climb or left to trail.
Description
New Dawn
Climber (Somerset Rose Nursery, United States, 1930)
Silvery pink, pointed buds open to medium-size double blooms that are blush pink in some regions, but nearly white in the bright sun of higher elevations. The massive spring bloom is followed by a repeat bloom later in the season. Glossy green foliage on 10 to 15 foot canes that can either be trained to climb or left to trail.
Carrie Valenzuela (verified owner) –
This is a lovely soft pink rose! I got it to lazily grow along a vintage wagon, and it has a lovely vintage feel to it!
C J Cich –
I grew up with this rose. Our front bush will be 64 years old now, if the new owners keep it. Strangers passing by would stop to admire it, telling us how beautiful it is. Very easy to take care of, too. Only problem is not hardy colder than zone 5. I live in zone 4 now, but I just may take a chance anyhow.
Lisa Arrowood –
A wonderful rose with blooms a silvery pink that is different from other pink roses. It is a classic. Pairs well with dark blue or violet clematis.