Clotilde Soupert, Climbing pollinator friendly Peggy Martin produces a breathtaking

Peggy Martin produces a breathtaking flush of blooms that can cover its long

builds massive root systems

softly shifting as the flower matures

The children’s book

Blooms are an average diameter of 2" and single-petaled

Clotilde Soupert, Climbing pollinator friendly Peggy Martin produces a breathtaking1902 10 to 15 feet There is something undeniably nostalgic about Climbing Clotilde Soupert; the kind of rose that feels as though it belongs in a faded oil painting or climbing the walls of an old European garden. Discovered by Fruitland Nurseries in 1896 and introduced in the United States at the turn of the century, this climbing sport of the beloved Polyantha Clotilde Soupert carries all the charm of its parent, but with graceful, reaching canes