Clytemnestra container rose Ellen Willmott called the flowers

Ellen Willmott called the flowers "deficient in scent"

but the rewards of growing this rose are well worth a few pricks and scratches

it takes her a few years to get to her full blooming potential

During the massive flowering

3 to 8 feet

Clytemnestra container rose Ellen Willmott called the flowers1915 4 to 7 feet Particularly nice when trained as a climber, 'Clytemnestra' was a Gold Medal winner for the National Rose Society in 1914. The scented blossoms open in clusters from small copper buds, showing slightly ruffled salmon colored petals, and of course, it repeats. If grown as a climber, this rose will reach 8 to 12 feet.