Golden Showers RoseYellow Climbing Roses
The Golden Showers Rose, are hardy yellow climbing roses that produce ruffled yellow flowers the color of Daffodils.
The yellow blooms are saturated with color and borne on strong stems that are perfect for cutting. They are sure to have a great impact in the garden! Boasting a petal count of 20 to 30 and a sweet scent of licorice and tea. This rose blooms heavily early in the season, then repeat less strenuously into fall. It is usually the very last Rose in bloom late in the season. You won't be disapointed with 'Golden Showers' in your garden. Do you need a rose with lovely yellow flowers to perk up your garden?
Hybridizer Lammerts 1956
Blooms Golden yellow semi-double blooms
Growth Habits This climbing rose grows: 7-10 feet tall 5 feet wide. Very diseasese resistant bush Foliage Medium green, glossy foliage
Fragrance sweet,licorice
Awards AARS 1957, Portland Gold medal 1957, Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit 1993 Hardy Zone zones 4-10
These yellow climbing roses are amoung the first roses to bloom in the spring garden, giving you a burst of sunshine to brighten your day! Because it has such strong stems, it can stand unsupported as a shrub rose. It can also be trained on a 6-10 ft. pillar. The blossoms on these climbing rose bushes are semi-double, and are a golden yellow color. Petals are ruffled, and sweetly fragrant. Flowers appear both singly and in clusters, and have frequent recurrent bloom.
When a rose remains popular after more than 40 years, it's a good indication that it is a very good rose to have. With all the new choices available today, this climber is still going strong. The canes do not have many prickers, making them easy to handle while training the bush.
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