Climbing Polyantha Rose 'Cecile Brunner, Cl.'

I have recently--within the last four months--taken this rose from my grandmother's home in New Orleans where it had previously been grow...Read Moreing for approx. 50 years. Within days it had already put out new leaves and now is completely covered with blooms! I cut it back severely to transplant it--to about two feet tall--and it has grown at least twice that size. I can't wait to see what it does after a little more time!

I've had the Cecile Brunner climbing rose for about two years. I'm training two plants up onto my patio cover. So far so good. One pla...Read Morent (more shaded) is about 8-feet tall, the other (with more sun) is about 10 feet. Not many blooms yet but still enough to make the plants enjoyable and the blooms are very attractive. In a couple of years, I think these vines will look fantastic.

Brown snails seem to love to chew on the leaves here is coastal Orange county; the snails almost ate the leaves entirely off the plants the first year. This year I have done something to control the snails and the plants are doing just fine.

I have had this plant for three years. It has grown nicely but no flowers except for a few the first year. It gets sun and water. I fe...Read Moreed it. I've pruned it lightly. Nursery where I bought it tells me to give it time. I thought it would be a profuse bloomer.

I have only had this rose for 2 yrs, so it is still relatively small. I love the many tiny, light pink blooms that smell so sweet. I cann...Read Moreot wait 'til this rose gets bigger in the seasons to come as I have heard the display is a sight to see.
This rose is very care-free and is [so far] resistant to black-spot.