Unlike any rose you’ve seen, Sally gives huge clusters that resemble Hydrangea heads—filled with buff- colored buds that open to white single flowers. Despite their frail appearance, the blooms last well even in heat. Vigorous, disease resistant and very free flowering. Blooms on new wood. Good in most temperatures. Deeper bud color when cool.
Rose Name: |
Sally Holmes |
Class: |
Shub/Climber |
Flower Color: |
Buff buds open pure white |
Fragrance: |
Slight |
Flower Form: |
Large clusters |
Flower Size: |
Large |
Petal Count: |
5 to 8 |
Plant Habit: |
Pillar/climber of 6 to 12 feet |
Hybridizer: |
Holmes—1976 |
Parentage: |
Ivory Fashion x Ballerina |