Roses - climbers & ramblers

These can be grown against a wall or fence or grown along vertical structures such as pergolas or even along ropes. They provide a further dimension of interest^. Roses are grown for the great beauty of their flowers and for a summer flowering season that is likely to last around 6 weeks. In some cases there are red hips to give autumn interest. They are often combined with clematis, or occasionally honeysuckle. This is done to extend the floral season, or to provide additional interest in the combination of flowers. Climbing roses are generally thorny and need on-going maintenance. Flower colours are white, pink, red, orange. even mauve or bluish.

Roses - climbers & ramblers

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