Rambler Rose American Pillar 

Cascade-like sprays of single, deep carmine-pink flowers with brilliant white eyes make Rosa 'American Pillar' one of the most eye-catching ramblers for a summer garden display. Unfurling in mid-to-late Summer, the profuse, cluster-flowered blooms showcase prominent golden stamens that attract bees and other beneficial insects. Its vigorous, arching canes are clad in large, glossy, dark green leaves that provide an attractive backdrop before showing soft autumn tones. Extremely robust and reliable, this classic rambling rose is an ideal choice for covering large structures, training over pergolas and arches, or scrambling through strong trees.

Site: Tolerates exposure
Soil: Any moist, fertile well-drained soil, preferably humus-rich, tolerates clay
Position: Full sun or partial shade
Season of interest: Flowers June to July. Decorative hips in Autumn
Hardiness: Fully hardy
Height: 13-20’ (4-6m) Spread: 8-13’ (2.5-4m) ~ at maturity

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