Schneewalzer®
(Rosen Tantau 1987) Huge, elegant and fully double white flowers adorn this special climbing rose. The large, dark-green leaf is very decorative. The plant forms strong basal shoots, branches out well and reaches the growth of a bushy climbing rose from the second year of planting. Schneewalzer® is definitely the white climbing rose whose shape, size and flair most closely resembles that of the large-flowered hybrid tea roses.
Available: 20. October to 03. May
| Quantity | Unit price |
|---|---|
| To 4 |
€15.00
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| From 5 |
€14.50
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