PRICE LIST 2012
CLIMBERS AND RAMBLERS £10.00
Roses - Climbers and Ramblers (rollover or click on highlighted text to view image)
All roses in 4 litre containers with long -life compost. For collection only.
Available November - March, bareroot for postal rates please contact by phone or E-Mail.
Cl. - Climber
Clg. - Climbing
Ra. - Rambler
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ADELAIDE D’ORLEANS Ra. (1826) Masses of rosy pink buds opening white. Delicate primrose scent. Very disease resistant 12ft+
ALCHYMIST Cl. (1956) Large full quartered blooms with a mix of yellow and yokey orange. Slight scent ,will thrive in difficult situations. Summer flowering 12ft.
AIMEE VIBERT Cl. (1828) A Noisette. Clusters of small double white flowers from red tinted buds. Glossy green foliage. Fragrant. Repeat fl. 15ft.
ALISTAIR STELLA GRAY Cl. (1896) Clusters of well shaped cream fading white . Sweetly scented. Perpetual flowering , will tolerate some shade. 15ft.
ANTIQUE Cl. (1988) Full blooms of a muddled appearance., pink with red edges. Flowering all summer, vigorous and healthy with a modest fragrance. 10ft.
AWAKENING Cl. (1935) This is a sport of New Dawn but with double the amount of petals. Has all the same attributes, continuous flowering of silver pink blooms, vigorous and fragrant. 10ft.
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BANTRY BAY Cl. 1967 Beautiful large blooms of deepest rose pink with a delicate fragrance. Withstands wet weather well, continuous flowering 12ft.
BELVEDERE Ra. (1829) Trusses of pale pink flowers over a long period. Wonderful fragrance, pliable stems can be used to grow through trees. 20ft.
BLUSHING LUCY Ra. (1938) Unusually for a rambler this rose blooms on and off throught the summer. Large clusters of semi-double light pink flowers. Glossy foliage scented 12ft.
BLUSH NOISETTE Cl. (1825) Large clusters of silvery pink Good frgrance , repeats, small pillar or very large shrub 8ft.
BRIGHT FIRE Cl. (1996) Large semi double bright red/orange flowers which repeat throughout summer. Large leathery leaves, healthy and vigorous . Only a slight scent 12ft.
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CASINO Cl. (1963) One of the best yellow climbers. Double, quartered bloooms with a strong lemony perfume. Repeats well good foliage. 12ft
CECILE BRUNNER Cl. (1904) A very vigorous plant. It bears pale pink miniature HT flowers. Scented throughout the season 20ft+
CELINE FORESTIER Cl. (1842) Noisette. Large full quartered blooms of pale yelllow with green button eye. Strong tea fragrance. Continuous flowering 10ft+.
CINDERELLA Cl. Modern . Medium pink blooms all summer. Vigorous and healthy. Fragrant 10ft +
CLAIR JACQUIER Cl. (1888 A noisette with buff yellow double flowers fading to cream. Vigorous with few thorns. Repeat flowering 20ft. Scented
COLUMBIA Cl. (1916) Glistening bright pink double flowers. Very fragrant repeat flowering 10ft.
CREPUSCULE Cl. (1904) A noisette with small double blooms of apricot orange. Scented with plentiful foliage
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DEBUTANTE Ra. (1904) A wichuriana hybrid of good vigour and disease resistance. Rose pink clusters on long canes. Strong apple fragrance. Summer flowering 15ft.
DUBLIN BAY Cl. 1975. One of the best red climbers, Beautiful double blooms throughout the summer with a good fragrance. Tolerates wet weather well 12ft.
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EDEN ROSE ‘88 Cl. (Mme Pierre Ronsard) Cabbage flowers of creamy white suffused with lavender pink and carmine. Very beautiful . Repeat flowering with light scent. 10ft.
EMILY GRAY Ra. 1918 Lovely deep yellow semi double flowers. Scented and vigorous, one of the healthiest yellow roses. Small repeat to 20ft.
ETOILE d'HOLLANDE Cl. (1919) Bright red fairly full blooms with a strong damask fragrance. Repeat flowering 10ft.
ENA HARKNESS Cl. (1954) Powerfully scented blooms of dark red
. Repeat flowering. Vigorous 12ft.
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FRANCIS E LESTER Ra. (1946) Clusters of single white flowers with pink edges. Vigorous healthy and with plentiful orange hips in autumn. Strongly scented ,summer flowering 18ft
FRANCOIS JURANVILLE Ra. (1906) Fully double muddled blooms of rich salmon rose. Thin pliable stems and good foliage. Fragrant , summer flowering. 20ft.
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GALWAY BAY Cl. 1966. A deep ceerise pink flower which opens fully. Light pleasant scent. Foliage dark and healthy. Repeats well 10ft.+
GARDENIA Ra.1899 . A stunning display of yellow to cream massed small sprays throughout summer. Good for growing through trees. Fragrant, 20ft
GHISLAINE de FELIGONDE Ra. 1916. Clusters of small bright yellow flowers which fade to white. With peachy shade. Scented, vigorous and with a small repeat. 15ft.+
GINGER SYLLABUB Cl. (Modern) Apricot brownish blend of large double flowers. Very good fragrance, repeat flowering. 10ft.
GLOIRE de DIJON Cl. (1853) A tea rose with a lovely fragrance. Buff, pink and almost apricot full blooms throught the summer. 10ft.
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JASMINA Cl. Modern Deep pink old fashioned looking double. Fragrant, repeat flowering 10ft.
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LADY HILLINGDON Cl. (1917) Old tea rose which is very free and continuous flowering. Long pointed apricot buds opening yolky yellow. Lovely scent, glossy leaves 12ft.
LADY WATERLOW Cl. (1903) Pleasantly scented salmon pink flowers, which are semi-double. Mid green healthy leaves. Repeats in Autumn 12ft
LAURE DAVOUST Ra. (1834) Masses of peachy pink flowers in summer, small but in large clusters. Fragrant, with few prickles, easy to train 15ft.
LAURE LOUISA Cl. A pink sport of Leverkusen. Double deep pink flower, vigorous, healthy, repeat flowering and fragrant 12ft.
LEAPING SALMON Cl. (1986) Salmon pink double flowers with a fragrance throughout the summer. Healthy and easy. Best against a wall or trellis. 12ft.
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MME ALFRED CARRIERE Cl. (1879) Cupped blooms of creamy white throughout the summer. Light foliage, good scent. Suitable for shady aspects. 12ft.
MME CAROLINE TESTOUT Cl. (1901) Very large globular blooms of satin pink . Heady fragrance repeat flowering 10ft.
MME DRIOUT Cl. (1878) Flat and quartered reddish pink flowers with white flecks. Some repeat in Autumn some scent 10ft.
MME GREGOIRE STAECHLIN Cl. (1927) Beautiful large semi double blooms of pink stained red throughout summer. Fragrant and healthy. Makes a good pillar rose. 10ft.
MASQUERADE Cl. (1958) Clusters of semi-double flowers opening soft yellow then pink then srimson. Vigorous some scent. 18ft.
MAY QUEEN Ra. (1898) Rosy pink trusses of flowers with a hint of lilac. Early flowering. Good fruity fragrance. Excellent for pergolas and trellises. Vigorous, healthy and easy 15ft+
MRS. HONEY DYSON Ra. Clusters of pale pink flowers on vigorous and healthy shoots. Some repeat Fragrant 12ft.
MRS. SAM MCGREEDY Cl. (1938) Large copper coloured buds open into beautiful copper, orange and scarlet flowers with a wonderful scent. Repeat flowering vigorous, it is a fantastic sight on a wall 12ft.
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NARROW WATERS Ra. (1883) Clusters of semi double lilac pink flowers with a good scent. Vigorous and repeat flowering. 10ft.
NEW DAWN Cl. (1930) One of the best, Very hardy with silver pink semi doublooms throughout summer, scented 10ft.
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OKLAHOMA Cl. 1968. Classic dark red flowers . Heavily scented. Good vigour Repeat flowering 10ft.
OPEN ARMS Cl. Miniature (Modern) Shell pink and white semi double. Repeat flowering. Light scent. 6ft.
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PARADE Cl. (1953). A seedling of New Dawn with all its good points but the flowers are cerise pink with a satiny sheen. Good for pillars or trellises. 10ft.
PARKDIREKTOR RIGGERS Cl. (1957) Bomb proof red climber. Semi double crimson blooms with golden stamens. Vigorous with fragrance. Repeat flowering 10ft.
PAUL’S HIMALAYAN MUSK Ra. (19c) Flowers are small double pinkish lavender produced in drooping clusters. Very fragrant. Summer flowering . 20ft+
PENNY LANE Cl. (1998) Flowers of the old-fashioned type, Pearl blush colour deepening to apricot. Fragrant and repeat flowering. Supple shoots easy to train 10ft.
PERENNIAL BLUE Cl. Modern. Clusters of lilac mauve flowers throughout summer. Good Scent. To 10ft.
PHYLLIS BIDE Ra. (1923) A shorter remontant type. Clusters of pink buds fading to primrose and cream. Light green foliage. Fragrant 10ft+.
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RED NEW DAWN Cl. (modern) Medium red blooms with a good fragrance. Repeat flowering and healthy. 10ft.
ROSA BANKSIA LUTEA Ra. Pre 1824. Large coryms of pale yellow flowers, tiny with a green button eye. Slight scent only once flowerig in late Spring. (For collection only).
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SOLDIER BOY Cl. (1953) Clusters of bright scarlet flowers, single with bright yellow stamens. Repeats, scented with healthy foliage. 10ft.
SOMBREUIL Cl. (1850) Wonderful old Tea rose. Classic shape with good scent. White fading pale pink and cream. Repeat flowering 12ft.
SOUVENIR de CLAUDIUS DENOYEL Cl. (1920) Scarlet red large cupped blooms which are fragrant and produced in early summer then Autumn. Good for pillars and pegolas.10ft.
SPECTABILIS Ra. (Pre 19C) Blooms are small rose pink rosettes with lilac shades. A primrose-like scent. Foliage is dark and almost evergreen. 12ft.
SWAN LAKE Cl. (1968) Double well formed blooms of pale pink,which repeat well. An easy rose with good vigour and fragrance. 10ft.
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TEMPTRESS Cl. (modern) Double muddled flowers of a good red. Scented repeat flowering and good tempered.. 12ft.
THE GARLAND Ra. (1835) This rose is ideal to cover unsightly objects or through trees. Trusses of pinkish creamy small flowers in mid.summer V. vigorous and healthy. 20ft+
TIMES PAST Cl. (Modern) Medium pink flowers with a strong fragrance. Repeat flowering 10ft.
TRIER Ra. (1904) A shorter rambler bearing clusters of semi-double creamy white flowers from apricot buds Very fragrant. Repeat flowering 10ft.
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VEILCHENBLAU Ra. (1909) Vigorous and almost thornless. Fragrant flowers are violet streaked with white summer flowering . Good for shady aspects 15ft.
VIOLETTTE Ra. (1921) Clusters of small almost single blooms reddish purple fading to greyish mauve. Virtually thornless. Summer flowering 15ft.
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WHITE COCKADE Cl. (1969) A robust rose which produces masses of pure white blooms with a sweet scent. There is an Autumn repeat. Another relative of New Dawn.
WILLIAM TYNDALE Cl. Single blooms of deep pink, fading mauve. Very strong grower for difficult situations. Single Summer flowering, slight scent.