Exceptional Roses - Buy 2, Save £15! ‘Golden Showers’ ‘Zepherine Drouhin’
‘Dublin Bay’
“Few trios are as fabulously vibrant as this!” 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. Climbing up to 450cm, these roses are perfect for growing up trellises, arches, walls, or fences. The first display will appear in the first summer to fill any garden with colour and fragrance. 4.5m June-November
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£19.99 ITEM: 530010
Was £24.99 “A beautiful rose fit for a king!”
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£24.99 ITEM: 531001
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Rose ‘Sheila’s Perfume’ 60-105cm LIFETIME GUARANTEE
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£24.99 ITEM: 531014
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“Hardy variety ideal for gardeners of all abilities”
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Rose ‘Peach Melba’ Winner of the ‘Rose of the Year’ for 2023, this climbing rose has an abundance of glossy foliage that elevates the peach and ripe-rich strawberry coloured repeat flowering, fragrant blooms, making this rose really stand out from the crowd. 80cm
46 Harkness Rose
‘Cream Abundance’ 90cm LIFETIME GUARANTEE
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£24.99 ITEM: 530726
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Rose ‘King Charles Coronation’ This stunning rose is a fitting choice to represent King Charles’ rise to the British throne. The pink double blooms with ruffled petals create a beautiful effect and will last all summer long. Repeat flowering, vigorous, easy to grow and low maintenance. 1.2m
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