Gipsy Boy
The magnificent old rose ‘Gipsy Boy’, bred in 1909 in Austria-Hungary by Rudolf Geschwind, is a distinctive historic cultivar belonging…
5 rose varieties
Hybrid Multiflora roses are a diverse historic group shaped by the influence of Rosa multiflora. Many are admired for their vigorous growth, long flexible canes, and generous clusters of small to medium-sized flowers that create a spectacular early-summer display. While numerous varieties are climbing or rambling roses suited to arches, trees, fences, and pergolas, the group also includes more shrub-like forms with their own distinctive garden character. Flower colour, fragrance, bloom form, and repeat flowering vary widely between varieties. Explore this collection to discover heritage roses with natural grace, abundant blossom, and beautiful possibilities for vertical planting, informal gardens, and historic rose collections.
The magnificent old rose ‘Gipsy Boy’, bred in 1909 in Austria-Hungary by Rudolf Geschwind, is a distinctive historic cultivar belonging…
The rose variety 'Pink Ghislaine de Féligonde' is a sport (a natural mutation) and possesses all the qualities of the…
A magnificent, old garden rambler 'Rambling Rector' is celebrated for its sheer vigor, fragrance, and romantic abundance. In early to…
Breathtaking Hybrid Musk rambler introduced in 1946, prized for its enormous sprays of single, apple-blossom-like flowers. The blooms open from…
'Ghislaine de Féligonde' is a charming and versatile Multiflora rambler introduced by Turbat in 1916, beloved for its sweet, musky…