Rosa 'Galway Bay' (MACba)

Apricot buds open to double deep pink with orange-pink centres
Rich red new foliage growth matures to dark green
Lightly fragrant
Bloom Time: Late spring until frost
Type: Climbing

ZONE:
5

COLOUR:
Orange, Pink, Pink (deep)

HEIGHT:
250-300 cm

SPREAD:
100-125 cm

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Growing and Maintenance Tips:

Roses grow best in a moist, slightly acidic, well-drained soil, in full sun. Deadheading will promote further flowering and it is best to avoid watering or wetting the leaves when they are exposed to the sun.

Additional Notes about Galway Bay Climbing Rose:

Bred by Samuel Darragh McGredy IV from the parentage 'Queen Elizabeth' × ‘Heidelberg’.

Groups: Climber, Grandiflora, repeat bloom cycle

Flower details: Cupped-to-flat form, 20-27 petals, 12-13 cm in diameter, mostly solitary blooms

American Rose Society Classification: Orange-pink blend

Characteristics & Attributes

SOIL MOISTURE:
Average to Dry Soils
Moist to Average
Well-drained

GROWTH RATE:
Medium

ATTRIBUTES:
Deciduous

FLOWERING TIME:
Summer
Lt. Spr-Sum
Spring
Rebloomer

HABIT:
Upright
Climbing

FOLIAGE COLOR:
Green (dark)

LANDSCAPE USES:
Screening (privacy)