Carmine pink peony-shaped climber, Rome fragrance prize winner, health rating 5/5.
Rome fragrance prize · health 5/5
Fragrance Award, Rome 2015 · strong spicy scent
USDA zone 6. Down to about −23 °C; in Ukraine with winter protection. Down to ≈ −23 °C · in Ukraine, with winter cover.
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STRONG, spicy. Winner of the Rome fragrance prize (2015).
5/5, one of the healthiest climbers.
Abundant repeat flowering; the flower holds up in rain.
Very healthy.
Breeder's code DALlamy.
Carmine pink, crimson pink
Deep pink climbing roses make a bright group together with Millamy.
Blue and violet perennials set off the crimson pink:
For contrast beside the crimson pink: blue and lavender:
Where to plant. An arch, pergola or fence. A modern, fragrant climber for any support.
Climate. About USDA 6 (down to −23 °C); in Ukraine with winter protection.
Care. One of the healthiest climbers (5/5); the flower is not bothered by rain.
Name. Unknown (probably a family name of the breeder).
Breeding. Davide Dalla Libera (Italy), not Japanese as often claimed. 2016; code DALlamy.
Significance. A modern fragrant climber and Rome fragrance prize winner (2015), combined with exceptional health (5/5).
The cultivar’s reference temperature is −23 °C (USDA zone 6). Overwintering depends on the conditions. Down to about −23 °C; in Ukraine with winter protection.
Abundant repeat flowering.
About 250 cm tall, about 200 cm wide.
Overall resistance: 5 out of 5. Very healthy: resistant to mildew and blackspot.
Sun; rain; abundant repeat flowering; the flower holds up in rain.
STRONG, spicy. Winner of the Rome fragrance prize (2015).
