With its vivid, deep orange-red flowers, the hybrid tea rose ‘Christopher Columbus’ is a captivating sight. Each big, full blossom fills the air with a strong, spicy scent that enhances the visual appeal of any garden. This rose, which is well-known for its quick growth and capacity for reblooming all season long, guarantees a striking display from early summer to late autumn.
‘Christopher Columbus’ is a strong, fragrant plant that looks well in beds, borders, and as a statement piece in well-drained, sunny gardens. To encourage robust new growth, pruning should be done in the late winter or early spring. Here we present it grown as a tree form, with a clear trunk and head of branches.
Pair of strong trees supplied bare rooted, grown as a standard ‘lollipop’ style tree with a clear stem topped by young branches, with an overall height of around 120cms already, these will grow out quickly and bloom at an overall height of around 150-180cms.
