Which Climbing Rose Requires the Least Sunlight?

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Climbing iceberg roses, a prolific bloomer with white flowers, can grow up to 10 feet and are an ideal climber for partly shaded areas of the garden. Other good choices for shady areas include Dortmund, Golden Showers and Galway Bay varieties. Check with your local full-service garden center for choices best suited for your growing zone.

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Bobbi Keffer attended Kent State University, studying education but soon found her true love to be in the garden. She prides herself on her frugal skills, re-using, recycling, and re-inventing her whimsical style in her home and garden.

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