‘Climbing Old Blush’ is one of the oldest climbing roses in commerce. It is a very vigorous climber and can get quite large so please allow it plenty of space where you can enjoy its blooms throughout the year; a trait that is rare for most climbing roses.
My Roses came from a 55 year old Rose Bush in Columbia County, Florida, in 2018. These cuttings will root quickly and start climbing just as quickly. They are unrooted. You can root them in pots, or put them in their forever spot so they never have to move again.
You will receive 5unrooted cuttings, ready for your soil and sun. You must keep your soil moist and warm. Not WET and Cold. The cuttings can take anywhere from 1 to 2 months to root. 
IF CUTTINGS ARRIVE DRY… cut at diagonal well above my cutting, at next node, and dip in water and rooting hormone. Stick in good soil in full sun and keep moist. Do not fiddle with the cuttings. Let them grow for at least 3 months in place. You can dig up around the cuttings and move later. But I leave for a while longer in full sun and keep moist for as long as possible. Roses are finicky!!