Dorothy Perkins
Once the most popular rambler. Still good, but inclined to mildew. Bears large sprays of small, double or semi-double, matt pink flowers.Flexible growth. Requires good, moist soil. Jackson?&?Perkins, 1861. Read more
10ft Wall or Fence
Large Arch
Front of House
Into Small Tree
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