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BARE ROOT ITEM: 530075 £19.99 “Powder-pink blooms with a sweet fragrance”


Harkness Rose ‘New Dawn’TM A stunning climbing rose with a wonderfully sweet fragrance, ‘New Dawn’ bursts into life each May or June with clusters of shell-pink blooms flowering repeatedly throughout the season. A lovely scent fills the patio or garden, and the dark, glossy foliage is strong and reliable, providing ample ground cover. 3m May-September


months 6 of colour “Fabulously


vibrant trio of high-reaching blooming roses,


long-flowering, hardy, and impactful”


1 OF EACH VARIETY


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£14.97 ITEM: 540415


Was £29.97 BEAUTIFUL COLOURS CONTAINS 3 ‘Dublin Bay’


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BARE ROOT ITEM: 540378 £19.99 “Boasts a strong scent and remarkable colour”


Harkness Rose ‘Compassion’TM An all-time great! ‘Compassion’ will bring a splash of colour to the garden for months. This ever-popular variety boasts a strong scent and remarkable colour. This Hybrid Tea rose boasts delightful apricot peach petals when in bloom, which repeatedly flower across the summer and up to autumn. 3m May-October


‘Zephirine Drouhin’ ‘Golden Showers’


Climbing Rose Bare Root Collection Few gardening feats look quite as impressive as the incredible sight and scent of traditional English climbing roses draping across a garden archway or pergola. This problem-solving collection churns out flowers for four months of summer and produces a fabulous fragrance which wafts on the breeze through the garden – particularly on warmer days. Supplied as 1 of each variety pictured. Climbing Roses. 4.5m June-November


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