Antique Rose Emporium Eden Climber

The Pretty In Pink variety features a deeper, more saturated pink hue and a stronger fragrance than the classic Eden Climber. It also boasts a higher petal count, with 70 to 80 petals per bloom.

Because this rose reaches heights of up to 12 feet and spreads 8 feet wide, it requires a sturdy structure like a trellis, fence, or arbor. Ensure your support is securely anchored to handle the weight of the vigorous canes and dense foliage.

Yes, this is a repeat-blooming variety. You can expect flushes of its large, globular flowers throughout the growing season, provided the plant receives proper care and sunlight.

The Pretty In Pink Eden Climber is quite versatile and thrives in USDA climate zones 5 through 10. This wide range makes it a reliable choice for many different regions across the country.

An own root rose is grown from a cutting rather than being grafted onto a different rootstock. This typically results in a more robust, long-lived plant that stays true to its variety even if the canes die back to the ground in colder winters.

Pruning the plant to this height is a standard practice to ensure it fits safely in the shipping container and reduces stress on the plant during transit. Once planted, the rose will quickly focus its energy on establishing a strong root system and producing new, vigorous growth.