PL#721

America

Rosa 'America'

Z 5–1010–12 ft4–6 ft

About America™ Potted Climbing Rose Bush Rosa ‘JACclam’ – America™ America™ is a classic American-bred climbing rose admired for its rich coral-pink blooms, spicy fragrance, and reliable repeat performance. Introduced by Jackson & Perkins in 1976 and bred by William A. Warriner, this award-winning climber brings a patriotic burst of color and fragrance to arbors, fences, and trellises. Its large, double blossoms appear in flushes from late spring through frost, glowing warmly against deep green foliage. With strong canes, a full shape, and outstanding disease resistance, America™ is as enduring as its name suggests. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Large-Flowered Climber 🧬 Breeder: William A. Warriner (USA) 🏢 Introduced By: Jackson & Perkins (1976) 🧾 Patent: PP 4,225 (U.S. Patent) 🎨 Color: Warm coral-pink to salmon-rose 🌸 Petal Count: ~30–35 petals (double) 💠 Bloom Form: Full, ruffled, semi-cupped clusters 📏 Bloom Size: ~4–5″ (10–13 cm) 🔁 Flowering: Repeat blooms throughout the season 🧴 Fragrance: Strong, spicy cinnamon-clove scent 🏺 Vase Life: Excellent for cut flowers 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Tall climber with strong, arching canes ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun (6+ hours daily) ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA 5–10 📐 Spacing: ~6 ft (180 cm) apart ↕️ Height: ~10–14 ft (300–425 cm) ↔️ Width: ~4–6 ft (120–180 cm) 🎯 Best Use: Trellises, fences, arches, and walls 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Very good – known for clean foliage 🌎 Regional Performance: Reliable in most U.S. climates ✨ Awards: All-America Rose Selection Winner (1977) ✨ Why We Love It America™ Climbing Rose is a glowing symbol of beauty and resilience. Its coral-pink blooms and spicy fragrance fill the garden with warmth and nostalgia, while its vigorous growth ensures season-long color. A consistent performer on fences and trellises, it creates an unforgettable wall of scent and color that only deepens with time. Both patriotic and poetic, America™ remains one of the most beloved climbing roses ever introduced—a true garden classic that stands the test of time.

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Genus: Rosa
Species: —
Cultivar: America
Trade name: America
Hardiness zones: 5–10 (USDA)
Mature height: 10–12 ft
Mature width: 4–6 ft
Description: About America™ Potted Climbing Rose Bush Rosa ‘JACclam’ – America™ America™ is a classic American-bred climbing rose admired for its rich coral-pink blooms, spicy fragrance, and reliable repeat performance. Introduced by Jackson & Perkins in 1976 and bred by William A. Warriner, this award-winning climber brings a patriotic burst of color and fragrance to arbors, fences, and trellises. Its large, double blossoms appear in flushes from late spring through frost, glowing warmly against deep green foliage. With strong canes, a full shape, and outstanding disease resistance, America™ is as enduring as its name suggests. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Large-Flowered Climber 🧬 Breeder: William A. Warriner (USA) 🏢 Introduced By: Jackson & Perkins (1976) 🧾 Patent: PP 4,225 (U.S. Patent) 🎨 Color: Warm coral-pink to salmon-rose 🌸 Petal Count: ~30–35 petals (double) 💠 Bloom Form: Full, ruffled, semi-cupped clusters 📏 Bloom Size: ~4–5″ (10–13 cm) 🔁 Flowering: Repeat blooms throughout the season 🧴 Fragrance: Strong, spicy cinnamon-clove scent 🏺 Vase Life: Excellent for cut flowers 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Tall climber with strong, arching canes ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun (6+ hours daily) ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA 5–10 📐 Spacing: ~6 ft (180 cm) apart ↕️ Height: ~10–14 ft (300–425 cm) ↔️ Width: ~4–6 ft (120–180 cm) 🎯 Best Use: Trellises, fences, arches, and walls 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Very good – known for clean foliage 🌎 Regional Performance: Reliable in most U.S. climates ✨ Awards: All-America Rose Selection Winner (1977) ✨ Why We Love It America™ Climbing Rose is a glowing symbol of beauty and resilience. Its coral-pink blooms and spicy fragrance fill the garden with warmth and nostalgia, while its vigorous growth ensures season-long color. A consistent performer on fences and trellises, it creates an unforgettable wall of scent and color that only deepens with time. Both patriotic and poetic, America™ remains one of the most beloved climbing roses ever introduced—a true garden classic that stands the test of time.

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