Ann Endt Climbing Hermina’s pink blooms have a

Hermina’s pink blooms have a light rose fragrance– a delightful addition to any garden

Watch her stand out as one of your lasting roses with the most perfectly formed buds

rose-pink shadings emit an intense scent

leathery foliage

Ann Endt Climbing Hermina’s pink blooms have aWe are no longer growing this rose. We maintain this listing for our customer's reference purposes. Discovered in the 1970s in New Zealand and named for the rosarian that found her, Ann Endt produces rich, velvety, deep purple, single, 3 blooms. Her unusual and rare color is not found in other roses. While Ann Endt is a slow starter, once established she will grow rapidly into a 3 4 tall, densely foliaged shrub, attractive for the landscape or rose