"Beaumarchés Red Climbing Tea" Rose

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"Beaumarchés Red Climbing Tea" rose Description

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Origin:

Discovered by John Hook (France, 2011).

Class:

Tea, Cl..

Habit:

Tall.

Height: up to 39'4" (up to 1200cm).

Patents:

Patent status unknown (to HelpMeFind).

Parentage:

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Notes:

Found in SW France 2011 in the small village of Beaumarchés. The original plant is a climbing Tea around 4 metres
The flowers appear to be the same as the Australian Papa Gontier and may be the true climbing Papa Gontier. The climbing Papa Gontier in commerce is very similar to Dr Rouges and is probably incorrectly named. See Comments.