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Rose Profile

Countess of Stradbroke

Color: Red Class: Climbing Hybrid Tea Best Zones: 7-9 Bloom Form: Fully Double / Very Double Repeat Bloom: Yes

Introduced in Austalia in 1928 by Alister Clark We have great expectations of this climber developed by the Australian Amateur hybridizer, Alister Clark. The Countess has been touted by at least one rose connoisseur…

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Climbing Hybrid Tea Red Strong Climbing
Seller
Rogue Valley Roses
Best Zones
7-9
15-20 ft Height
5 Inches in Bloom Size

Bloom Style

How It Shows Up in the Garden

Bloom Form
Fully Double / Very Double
Fragrance
Strong
Growth Habit
Climbing
Repeat Bloom
Yes

Garden Fit

Where It Is Most Comfortable

Rose Class
Climbing Hybrid Tea
Color Family
Red

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Breeding and Source Notes

Seller Signals
Rogue Valley Roses

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Rogue Valley Roses Countess of Stradbroke Out of stock $28.95
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Overview

Introduced in Austalia in 1928 by Alister Clark We have great expectations of this climber developed by the Australian Amateur hybridizer, Alister Clark. The Countess has been touted by at least one rose connoisseur as being "possibly the finest red climber ever developed". We are just beginning to grow this rose but have already fallen under the spell of the velvety high centered form, fragrance, and color of the blooms. Amazingly, for a red rose of such refinement and fragrance, the plant seems to be relatively healthy. We do not know how hardy this rose is and would appreciate reports from anyone growing it in zones colder than Z7. Now that blocks to importation have been eased, I look forward to making available other fine roses from overseas.

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