Sombreuil

(Climbing Tea) ‘Colonial White’. A superb rose. Pure white base to the classically formed flowers, sometimes flushed with pink. Sweetly scented and surrounded by ample, lush green foliage.

Lady Hillingdon (Climber)

(Climbing Tea) An outstanding rose, combining shapely, apricot-yellow flowers with healthy, plum coloured shoots and dark green leaves. Highly scented.

Clementina Carbonieri

(Tea) An interesting combination of rich colours. Yellow, orange, pink and salmon, sounds vulgar but is actually a very lovely rose with good foliage for a Tea.

Archiduc Joseph

(Tea) A mixture of pinks with purple and orange with a paler centre. An unusual rose. Very vigorous.

Souvenir d'Elise Vardon

Unique to us in the UK. (Tea) Fragrant flowers of coppery-yellow overlaid with cream. Suitable for growth in warmer climates. Unique to us in the UK.

Madame Jules Gravereaux

Mme. Jules Gravereaux Climbing Rose Introduction: Introducing the breathtaking Mme. Jules Gravereaux—a climbing rose that transforms any garden space into a fragrant paradise. With its enchanting blend of colours and delightful aroma, this cultivar stands out as an exquisite choice for passionate rose enthusiasts, budding gardeners, and those looking for a thoughtful gift. History of the Rose: Originally bred in the early 20th century, Mme. Jules Gravereaux has a storied lineage, showcasing the elegance and charm that has made it a favourite among rose lovers. Named after a prominent French horticulturist, its heritage reflects a commitment to beauty and quality that has endured through the decades. Care Instructions: To help your Mme. Jules Gravereaux thrive, follow these comprehensive care guidelines: - Planting: Choose a sunny spot with well-draining soil to give your climbing rose the best start. Aim for at least six hours of sunlight each day. - Watering: Ensure consistent moisture, especially during dry spells. Water deeply to encourage strong root development. - Pruning: After flowering, prune any dead or damaged wood to maintain its shape and promote vigorous growth. A light trim in early spring will encourage lush foliage and abundant blooms. - Feeding: Use a balanced rose fertiliser every four to six weeks during the growing season for optimal health and flowering. Characteristics: - Colour: A stunning display of Yellow Roses, with a peach centre and salmon-pink highlights - Fragrance: Intensely fragrant, offering a sensory delight - Bloom Form: Very large and exceptionally double, providing maximum visual impact - Habit: Climbing, ideal for training on trellises, arbors, or walls - Blooming Period: Blooms continuously throughout the season, ensuring an enduring display Companion Plants: Pair your Mme. Jules Gravereaux with companion plants such as lavender, which enhances the garden's fragrance, or vibrant foxgloves for a contrasting textural element. Other suitable companions include clematis, whose sprawling habit complements the climbing nature of this rose, creating a stunning floral tapestry. With its remarkable beauty, enchanting scent, and ease of care, the Mme. Jules Gravereaux climbing rose is an impeccable choice for any garden enthusiast. Whether you're cultivating a tranquil retreat or searching for the perfect gift, this climbing rose is sure to inspire awe and admiration.

Lady Hillingdon (Bush)

Pointed buds opening to superb golden yellow flowers. Dark foliage and purple stems. Fragrant. Suitable for growth in warmer climates.

Devoniensis

Bon Silene

Unique to us in the UK. (Tea) Deep rosy-red to pink flowers are fragrant and produced in profusion on a compact vigorous plant. Suitable for growing in a warmer climate.

Alexander Hill Gray

Unique to us in the UK. (Tea) 'Yellow Maman Cochet' Large, shapely high centred flowers are lemon yellow becoming deeper with maturity. Very fragrant. Vigorous. Sutiable for growing in a warmer climate. Unique to usin the UK.

Adam

(Climbing Tea) Large double flowers of peachy-buff, in small clusters or singly, produced on a medium angular plant. Scented. Can be grown as a shrub with support.