Rosa climb. 'Westerland' (apricot)

Rosa climb. 'Westerland' (apricot)This vigorous climbing rose features a bushy, upright habit, reaching a mature height of 612 feet. Hardy in USDA Zones 59, it thrives in full sun and well drained, fertile soil with moderate watering needs. The stunning semi double flowers boast an eye catching apricot hue that matures to a softer peach, emitting a strong, fruity fragrance from late spring through fall. With its glossy, dark green foliage, it offers mild resistance to disease and

adding texture and color to gardens in all seasons

as fall coloration is not significant

making it an excellent focal point for gardens

The mature height typically reaches 8–12 feet when espaliered

Fragrant and deer resistant

forming a lush

is a distinctive deciduous tree prized for its striking foliage and compact growth

Fertile well drained soil

Though its fall color is minimal

Excellent flavor

spreading shrub rose exhibits a creeping habit

dark green foliage is a stunning backdrop for striking semi-double