This cultivar was introduced in 1894 and has been impressive to gardeners ever since. Bell-shaped blooms with recurved pointed sepals are bright pink with deep pink central bars. The vines are vigorous and quickly climb a fence or trellis or ramble through surrounding shrubs. Blooming continuously from spring to fall, this is a vine that should win a place in every garden. Pruning Group 3.
- Plant Patent: n/a
- Container Size:
- USDA Zone: 4-8
- Height: 8-12’
- Spread: 3-6’
- Sun Exposure: full sun to part shade
- Soil Moisture: average
- Bloom Time: summer to early fall
- Bloom Color: deep pink
- Foliage Color: green
- US Native: no
- Wildlife Benefit:
- Notes: deer tolerant, black walnut tolerant