Roses
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X Rose ‘Climbing Arthur Bell’
Big Floribunda blooms repeat flower from early summer right through to autumn, backed by glossy, healthy foliage. Remarkably versatile and robust, ‘Climbing Arthur Bell’ performs beautifully against walls, fences and trellises, yet is compact enough for containers and smaller gardens. 3.5m May-September
✔ Vigorous climber that establishes quickly and reliably
✔ Excellent disease resistance for a low maintenance rose
✔ Perfect for north or east facing walls and fences
✔ Attractive to pollinators throughout the flowering season
“One of the finest climbing roses ever”
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£22.99 ITEM: 780059
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£22.99 ITEM: 780081
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Climbing Rose ‘Peach Melba’ Repeat flowering throughout summer and beyond, it smothers walls and fences in sweetly fragrant blooms backed by glossy, late-holding foliage. Disease resistant and reliably hardy. 2m May-October
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£22.99 ITEM: 780115
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Climbing Rose ‘Zephirine Drouhin’ An enduringly popular old-fashioned rose, ‘Zephirine Drouhin’ is also known as the thornless rose and is one of very few almost thornless climbing roses available. 3m May-October
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£22.99 ITEM: 780282
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Rose ‘Queen Elizabeth’ Named ‘World’s Favourite Rose’ in 1979, this iconic variety produces big, double pink blooms on strong stems, flowering continuously from early summer to autumn. 1.2m May-October
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£22.99 ITEM: 780104
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Harkness Climbing Rose ‘New Dawn’™ A stunning climbing rose with a wonderfully sweet fragrance, ‘New Dawn’ bursts to life with clusters of the palest shell-pink blooms flowering repeatedly throughout the season. 3m May-September
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