Sadly this pretty lavender climber doesn't want to take off in my garden unlike MOST of my Heirloom roses, which have done well. She has the support of a fence post and the fence, sunlight and enough space, but has only had about 2 roses a season (2 years) at best. I was looking forward to these since I chiefly planted purples, blue-pinks, and lavender roses here in east Texas-- and this would've been perfect. Magnesium sulphate did very little though the foliage and canes are healthy. I believe it's time for super phosphate and maybe stimulant.

I've had this rose for maybe 2-3 months and it's grown well so far and even provided two blooms now! The blooms are a lovely purple/pink tone. I can't wait to see how this rose looks a year from now!

I planted several roses last year, forgetting to put their names on them. So I waited this year till they bloomed and I knew instantly which one was Quicksilver. Beautiful blooms on a nicely growing climber!

I planted 3 of them this past summer , although they are not quite as purple as the picture , non stop flowers , great scent and almost 6 feet tall in one season! Highly recommend this rose . I did protect the for this winter as we are in zone 5 sometime 4. I have great hopes for the summer 2023!

I've had this rose now for 2 years and while it's not grown as high as my other climber (Kiss me Kate) from heirloom it is 4-5' high and has had multiple flushes of flowers this summer! The color is gorgeous - a true lavendar and the blooms have so many petals and get that lovely folded appearance as they open. My favorite thing about this rose is the blooms last for a couple weeks unlike my other climbers that can open and drop their petals after a couple days. It's been a gorgeous vigorous healthy plant - it's been less than a month since I dead headed all the last blooms and mine is covered with buds right now about to bloom again! I couldn't be happier with this rose!