Transform your garden's vertical dimension by allowing our specially chosen roses to gracefully ascend and interweave through existing trees. Our Useful for Growing Through Trees collection features robust and vigorous varieties, typically ramblers or very strong climbing roses, that possess the natural inclination and stamina to reach for the light and bloom amongst tree branches. This planting technique creates a truly spectacular and often surprising display, adding an unexpected layer of floral beauty high above the ground. It's a wonderful way to maximise space, introduce colour to the upper canopy, and provide an extra food source and habitat for birds. While they are strong growers, providing initial support to guide their growth into the tree is crucial. Plant the rose a good distance away from the tree's trunk (at least 60-90cm, or 2-3 feet) to minimise root competition and ensure it receives enough moisture and nutrients. Ensure the tree itself is healthy and mature enough to support the rose's weight. Regular watering and feeding will help the rose establish strongly and compete effectively with the tree's root system.
Useful for growing through trees
Discover our roses useful for growing through trees, ideal for creating breathtaking, naturalistic displays as they intertwine with existing garden trees.
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