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Re: Climbing Fourth of July

I have 5 fourth of July, and they are one of my favorite climbers.  The just keep blooming and blooming, and blooming.   They are in their 2nd year, and already near 13-15 feet tall.  Of course in my climate they grow and bloom all year.  Even now they are in bloom.  You can see pictures of them at my website.  Just click on "Complete List of Roses"  Look for Fourth Of July and click on it's
name.

Alan        Chandler, Arizona        Sunset Zone: 13

http://members.home.net/gizmoaz/~gizmoaz.htm
Over 143 Rose Bushes Planted! 75 Different varieties! Never a dull moment!!

SSaxton@SCHWABE.com wrote:

> I just saw a picture of this last night in Jackson & Perkins' catalogue and
> I think I have to have one.  I have just fallen into the camp of stripped
> rose lovers (after disliking them for years) and I think I feel a new
> addiction coming on...
>  Any personal growing or even having seen it personally experiences that you
> can share will be appreciated.
>
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