Joesphs Coat RoseMulti-Colored Climbing Roses
Joesphs Coat Rose, has beautiful blooms, with ever changing hues of red, orange and yellow. These multicolored climbing roses are spectacular planted on a fence or wall.
Like the Biblical garb for which it was named, "Joesphs Coat" rose has multi colored blooms on the plant at all times. Buds of red and orange open into yellow flowers that change to orange and scarlet as they mature.
Hybridizer Armstrong and Swim 1964
Blooms Yellow/red in color flowers are 3" across, with 23-28 petals.
Growth Habits A vigorous climber, grows 10-12' Foliage Foliage is medium, dark green, and glossy. Fragrance Only slight
Awards Bagatelle Gold medal 1964 Hardy Zone 5-10
The 3 " fluffy, blooms open almost flat to show the stamens to their best. Flowers appear in large clusters all season.
This climbing rose is a vigorous grower that can grow up to 12 feet. It is best trained on a pillar or fence. You'll find only a slight fragrance to these ever-changing climbing roses.
Joesphs Coat is hardy in zones 5-10, but is on the tender side, and should be given winter protectection in harsh climates. Whether you want red climbing roses, orange climbing roses, or yellow climbing roses, this one rose will fit the bill! At any given time, you will have ALL the colors on the plant at once! Truely a spectacular colored rose, but somewhat tender. It grows pretty fast, so within a couple of years, you will have a great climbing rose, that is sure to attract a lot of attention from garden visitors,
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