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New Dawn Pink Climbing Rose Bushes
Rosa 'New Dawn'
New Dawn climbers bloom in clusters in late spring to late summer, but foliage and vines will provide texture and interest to your garden all year long. Their pink color is often described as silvery or pearlescent, and the roses give off a sweet fragrance.
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New Dawn Climbing Roses are the perfect choice to bring an air of fantasy and romance to your garden with its soft pearlescent pink roses. The pink color of these petals represents new beginnings, often used at weddings and baby showers. An avid climber, these roses work wonderfully to decorate an arbor, pergola, or to soften the look of a north-facing wall on your home. You could also grow them as shrubs and create a magical, sweet-scented hedge. New Dawn Pink Roses bloom from late spring to late summer, with the delicate double blooms appearing in clusters. The handsome green foliage looks wonderful all spring and all fall, and the old wood vines can create winter interest on your trellises or fences. A New Dawn Climbing Rose is a versatile rose choice, great for a wide variety of gardens.
| Hardiness Zone: | 5-9 |
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| Mature Height: | 8 to 12 feet |
| Mature width: | 4 to 6 feet |
| Classification: | Deciduous flowering shrub |
| Sunlight: | Full sun to partial shade |
| Habit: | Climbing, or can be a shrub form or hedge |
| Foliage: | Deep green foliage |
| Flower Color: | Soft blush pink |
| Rose Bloom: | Double, 25 petals, fragrant, elegant pointed buds, reblooms from late spring to late summer in clusters, fragrant |
| Pruning Season: | Late fall for winterization, some deadheading all season to encourage reblooming |
| Soil Condition: | Fertile, evenly moist, well draining |
| Uses: | Beds, borders, flowering hedges, containers, mass planting, climbing rose, foundation planting, focal point, specimen, pollinator gardens, cottage gardens |
