Mae Dean unconventional The clustered roses are not

The clustered roses are not large but very double

Give this climber plenty of room to spread

and other less-than-ideal growing conditions

The canes carry very few thorns- and those that do appear are minimal- making training and tying far more pleasant than many climbers

Mae Dean unconventional The clustered roses are not2004 3 to 5 feet 'Mae Dean' is a very double show quality type of rose. The flowers are pink, fragrant and repeat often through the growing season. The shrub has an upright growth habit and can easily reach six feet. Like one of its parents, 'Peace', this rose holds it flowers erectly on long stiff canes. This rose, named for a Brenham philanthropist, Mae Dean Burnap, is best used as a specimen plant.