Galway Bay

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Galway Bay is a vigorous climbing rose, growing to 10 feet. Blooms are coral-pink, double and fragrant, occuring in a repeating profusion from summer into fall. Foliage is dark green and plentiful. It has good disease resistance. Introduced in 1966.

Photograph courtesy of Enderlein Nursery

 

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