Blaze Improved Climbing Rose Plant

‘Blaze’ is just what you picture a climbing rose ought to be: romantically rich in color, dramatic, vigorous, and covered in flowers from spring to frost. Blaze's foliage is a very dark, forest-green and slightly thick like leather. The blossoms are semi-double, with approximately 25 petals, and are borne in clusters on sturdy stems. While in bloom, the flowers literally cover the entire plant living up to it’s name as being literally a blaze of color. Bred by Joseph Kallay and introduced by Jackson and Perkins in 1932, ‘Blaze’ is considered a modern, large-flowered, climbing rose reaching heights and spread of 15 feet and more in certain locations. Hardy to zone 6b.