About Winner’s Circle™ Bare-Root Rose Bush Rosa 'Radwin' PP 19,310 — Winner’s Circle™ 🧬 Breeder: Will Radler (Breeder of The Knock Out® Roses) 🌹 A bold, fire-engine red climbing rose with unstoppable vigor, season-long blooms, and exceptional toughness. Winner’s Circle™ is a powerful climbing rose bred by the legendary Will Radler, known for combining beauty with resilience. Its brilliant, fire-engine red blooms are completely non-fading , holding their насыщенный color even in intense summer heat. The plant is incredibly floriferous , producing waves of blooms that create a striking, high-impact display across arbors, trellises, and fences. As the seasons shift, Winner’s Circle™ continues to perform—its foliage deepens to rich burgundy tones in fall , followed by clusters of vibrant orange hips , extending its beauty well beyond the blooming season. This is a rose designed not just to climb—but to command attention in every season . 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Climbing Rose 🎨 Color: Bright, non-fading fire-engine red 🌸 Bloom Form: Single to semi-double blooms 🌼 Petal Count: Approximately 7–10 petals 🌼 Fragrance: Very slight 🔁 Flowering Habit: Extremely floriferous with repeat blooms 🌿 Foliage: Dark green, semi-glossy foliage 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌱 Growth Habit: Vigorous climbing rose ↕️ Height: 10–12 ft ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Winter Hardiness: USDA Zones 4–10 — excellent cold tolerance 🛡️ Disease Resistance: Strong overall resistance 🌿 Garden Use: Ideal for arbors, fences, trellises, and vertical garden features 💛 Why Grace Rose Farm Loves It Winner’s Circle™ is all about strength, color, and performance . It delivers that rare combination of high-impact color and true garden toughness , making it perfect for gardeners who want a climbing rose that shows up year after year without fuss. With its vivid red blooms, fall color, and architectural presence, it brings a sense of celebration and victory to any garden space. 🌿 Growing & Care Recommendations Planting Site: Full sun with well-drained soil Support: Provide a trellis, arbor, or fence for climbing Watering: Regular watering until established Pruning: Train and shape in early spring; remove old wood as needed Maintenance: Low to moderate — highly adaptable and resilient