Royal Gold Climbing Rose

Glowing and radiant, Royal Gold Climbing Rose (Rosa 'Royal Gold') is a brilliant gilded climber that adds the Midas Touch to arbors, fences and trellis anywhere you have a sunny patch of the garden! Climbing tall and sturdy on supports, arbors and trellis, filling vertical swaths with golden hues, pollinators and gilded cut flowers! These fast-growing gems won't keep you waiting and overflow with vivid blossoms.

These fully double-petaled beauties are backdropped by lush deep-green foliage for a breathtaking sight! Train up any strong support to grace path entrances, gazebos, or as a dramatic specimen and focal point in the garden! Bringing sunny golden color to highlight your landscape!

As if that weren't enough, these Roses glow in the sun and are very heat and sun tolerant in USDA growing zones 6 through 9! Royal Gold grows to 10-12 feet in height and can reach 4-5 feet in width, and the blooms keep popping all summer! For the rest of the growing season, these canes are full of glossy green foliage!

Planting and Application:

Let this Rose climb over your doorway and practically yell "Welcome!" to everyone who comes to visit. Let one droop over your seating area for a touch of shade. Set one over a porch entrance or shade a swing or breakfast nook. Whether the sun is up or not, you'll enjoy a sunny sight on your back porch or seating areas!

It would almost be a waste if the cheery yellow color were confined to the garden. Thanks to the flowers being born on long, strong stems, though, you can cut vases full of flowers for your table all season long! Add to cutting gardens, shade parts of perennial beds and as backdrops to cottage borders with sunshine blossoms!

• Classic Bright Yellow Climbing Rose
• Reblooming All Season
• Vigorous Canes for Strong Cutting Stems
• Fast Growing
• Grand Statement Piece, Specimen & Focal Point

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Roses always do best in full sun, however, this Rose is hardy and does appreciate a touch of partial shade in the afternoons of those hotter climates. It only takes a little TLC and a good spray schedule, to keep this Rose happy. You won't regret the effort. We bet this will even become one of your favorite Roses because of the extra care you give it. Deadhead spent blooms for more to keep returning and prune in early spring before you see new growth.

• Full Sun
• Provide Highly Enriched, Very Well-Drained Soil
• Feed Rose Ample Fertilizer & Very Good Air Circulation
• Deadhead After Blooms Fade & Prune in Very Early Spring
• Climbing Roses Need Good Support

Head over to our Garden Blog for tips for Rose Garden Success! With these gilded blooms, Royal Gold Climbing Rose will become your landscape's beacon! Order yours today at NatureHills.com today!