Climbing Rose 'Autumn Sunset'

I am so very happy with this rose. I am growing it as a climber on a trellis, from ground up to a second story deck, and continuing up t...Read Morehe sides of the deck railing. Very vigorous grower and bloomer. It responds extremely well to pruning, which I do in March and then after the first big bloom, plus tidying at end of summer. I deadhead regularly. It seems immune to disease, even last spring and summer, which started out so cold and wet my other roses just dropped their spotty leaves in disgust (I don't use sprays). And the blooms are gorgeous and smell heavenly. It is the first rose I planted and is turning out to be the standard to judge others by in my garden.

I couldn't be happier with this plant. I have four of them in their second year. The color is beautiful and the fragrance is divine.

Very vigorious growing medium fragrance beautiful color nice orange fading slowly to apricot yellow pretty in all stages. Its only in sec...Read Moreond season six and one-half feet growing as a climber. Bloomed profusley until heat of summer. Still blooming just not as much now that temps or in mid-ninetys.

A very pretty rose. My second-year plant is doing great, and I planted another one this year. This rose starts out with orange buds tha...Read Moret open up to light golden-orange flowers. I never used to even consider using orange in the garden, but I now love this color! (At least in limited amounts.) It looks wonderful in combination with yellow and blue.

Bred in United States. Won the Modern Shrub Rose award from the Denver Rose Society in 2001.

Sport of 'Westerland'