Sea Foam

Class: Shrub

Origin: Bred in USA by E.W. Schwartz and introduced by Conrad-Pyle; 1963

Cultivation: Climbs if Trained; Trailing rose or Groundcover; Vigorous; Good for Hedging; Dislikes Rain

Flower Size: 2”-3” double clusters

Scent: Light

Color: White

Flowering: Blooms April – November

Height/Spread: 3.0/6.0 ft

Disease resistance: Very hardy and disease resistant

Earth Kind: Sea Foam is designated an Earth Kind rose

Sea Foam bears clusters of 2" - 3" creamy white, double flowers throughout the growing season. It is an extremely rugged plant with dark green foliage with a glossy sheen. In fall it produces beautiful orange-red hips.

Used in mass, Sea Foam can provide a spectacular display of color which contrasts nicely against its dark green foliage. It can be used on steep embankments, hillsides and other challenging landscape areas. Sea Foam can also be trained as a climber or weeping standard. Both of these forms can be very dramatic in the landscape.

The Earth Kind designation also ensures that Sea Foam is extremely resource efficient with outstanding landscape performance characteristics.