Mountain Snow
Сильноросла біла троянда ‘Mountain Snow’ вважається високим Рамблером, який цінують за винятково рясне цвітіння в середині літа широкими білими квітами,…
9 rose varieties
English climbing roses bring the romance, fragrance, and many petalled beauty of English roses into elegant vertical garden displays. This collection features climbing English rose varieties known for graceful trainable canes, repeat flowering, rich scent, and blooms with the soft, old-fashioned character that makes English roses so beloved. Their flowers may appear in shades of pink, apricot, cream, yellow, white, crimson, and warm blended tones, creating a refined effect on arches, walls, fences, pergolas, pillars, and trellises. Find English climbers for cottage gardens, romantic entrances, seating areas, traditional rose collections, and beautiful vertical planting schemes.
Сильноросла біла троянда ‘Mountain Snow’ вважається високим Рамблером, який цінують за винятково рясне цвітіння в середині літа широкими білими квітами,…
English Rambling Rose 'The Lady of the Lake' notable for combining the vigorous habit of traditional ramblers with repeat flowering…
‘Mary Delany’, formerly known as ‘Mortimer Sackler’, is a modern English Climbing Rose distinguished by its soft warm-pink, cup-shaped blooms…
‘The Generous Gardener’ has garnered international acclaim for its refined beauty, robust performance, and horticultural significance. This rose produces large,…
Rosa ‘Malvern Hills’ is a soft yellow English Rambling Rose, notable as one of the few truly repeat-flowering ramblers. This…
‘Shropshire Lass’ is a distinguished and robust shrub rose introduced by David Austin in 1968 a foundational rose in the…
‘Charmian’ is a richly fragrant English rose with a wonderfully romantic character, this variety bridges the gap between shrub and…
Magnificently vigorous English Rose, originally introduced as a shrub but now prized as a tall, graceful climber. It produces large,…
Crimson red, ovoid blooms have a nice, deeply curved shape in the early stages, and then her petals turn back…