Nearly Wild AGRS or tumbling elegantly down retaining

or tumbling elegantly down retaining walls

‘Safrano’ is recorded by Roy Shepherd as "the result of the first successful attempt to control parentage by hand pollination"

A radiant climbing form of the beloved Madame Caroline Testout

Lots of dark

was one parent of 'Prosperity'

Nearly Wild AGRS or tumbling elegantly down retaining1941 3 to 4 feet 'Nearly Wild' is a cheery rose and sure to brighten any space in the garden. Small, tapered, yet pointed buds open to five petaled rose pink blooms reminiscent of apple blossoms. The bush is ideally suited as a low hedge if planted closely together, as it is compact, full, and almost always in bloom. We have seen beautiful mass plantings of this rose in the East. Please note: very thorny.