Looking for a Climbing Rose to really light up an arbor, trellis, or wall? Look no further than 'Joseph's Coat'! Introduced to American gardens in 1969, 'Joseph's Coat' makes a sturdy, 10 to 12-feet tall pillar of glorious multicolor blossom all summer.  Its glossy, dark green leaves set off beautifully its vivid clusters of perky yellow and saucy scarlet blossoms that are further touched with a light, sweet perfume. One look at this Climber in bloom will convince how aptly it was named for the Biblical patriarch Joseph's "coat of many colors!"

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