Lavender Friendship Striped Rose This climber was originally bred

This climber was originally bred by Rudolf Geschwind in Hungry and introduced after his death in 1929

appreciated for its unique color palette and adaptable form

very full (41+ petals)

grow well on their own roots and will flower well in the garden or in containers

Special Notes: A modern shrub rose with dependable rebloom and versatile performance—especially good for your mail-order own-root catalogue targeting collectors and hobbyists

Lavender Friendship Striped Rose This climber was originally bredA mauvewashed shrub rose with delicate darkpurple blooms fading to lavender, each flower presenting a white center and yellow stamensa subtle poem in petals. With its spreading habit, it offers a soft, painterly presence in borders or containers, and can even climb if given support. Photos compliments of Kamila Rakowska szlazkiewicz. USDA Hardiness Zone: 6b9b Mature Size: Around 2 ft. tall; spreading habit Bloom & Form: Small to medium semidouble