Butterscotch

Climbing rose

One of the rare coffee-colored climbing roses (the other is the gray-brown Ash Day). The flowers are large, funnel-shaped, in large clusters, similar to polyantha roses, and stronger than they appear. The color truly matches its name – shimmering golden creamy yellow straw coffee tones that fade over time to a tea beige color, especially in the center. The shrub is vigorous but neat, the foliage is bluish, beautiful, and quite disease-resistant. If you like something unusual, you will love this rose.

Origin: Warriner, USA, 1986

Color: coffee

Fragrance: light

Height: 250-300 cm

Width: 200 cm

Flower diameter: 11-13 cm

Number of flowers per stem: 5-10

Flowering: repeat blooming

Disease resistance: +++