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RAMBLING ROSES
Rambling Roses are more pliable in growth than Climbers and generally flower only once. The individual blooms tend to be smaller and come in large trusses, but for sheer quantity of bloom they are unsurpassed. Although normally trained upwards to cover a trellis, fencing or wall, their lax nature also make them useful for trailing down slopes. Some of the very vigorous sorts can be trained up through trees or used to smother unsightly buildings etc. Pruning: They require little pruning. Once established one or two of the older stem can be removed after flowering to encourage new basal growth.
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A very pale pink sport of Dorothy Perkins. One of the finest cluster flower ramblers, can grow to a very substantial size. Rich green foliage. Summer flowering. Height 18ft. -
Rosa banksiae 'Purezza' (A.k.a. Lady Banks Rose) has exquisite semi-double, creamy-white sprays of blooms. Requires sheltered and sunny wall, and needs minimal pruning. Thornless stems, bare tiny thorns on petioles. Supplied on own roots. Size: 14ft x 10ft. -
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Pleine de Grace is a gently arching rambler, with well-formed pure white clusters of single flowers. It can be grown as a tall shrub or left to ramble with support. Orange hips follow in Autumn. Its dazzling blooms make it a perfect choice for pollinating insects. Size 3.5m x 2m -
Huge sprays of pure white semi-double blooms. Smooth elongated leaves. A strong musky scent. Good resistance from disease. Starts flowering mid-summer. Strong growth so ideally trained for an arch or pergola. Size: 5m x 2m. -
A multiflora rambler. Huge sprays of pink flowers, bear in clusters from June well in Autumn. Blooms fade to pale pink and have golden yellow centres. Very flexible stems make this easy to train on various aspects. Light & Musky fragrance. Size 4m x 2.5m. -
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Beautiful large, full and quartered blooms. A delicate mixture of salmon, copper and yellow. Summer flowering, sometimes repeats. Highly polished leaves. Good fragrance. Size:3m x 2.4. -
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A sempervirens rambler. Crimson buds open pink with a creamy white centre. The blooms are small and very double with a 'button eye' and come in loose clusters. Strong musky scent. Grows in any soil or situation. Almost evergreen. Once flowering. Size 4m x 3m. -
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a.k.a. Wells' White. Small semi-double, cupped blooms in large white clusters. Pink tinged buds open to pure white. Musky scent. Dark glossy foliage. Vigorous growth. Once flowering. Size: 4m x 3m. -
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A rose of changing hues. The buds are copper tinted but open apricot and pass through yellow, buff and cream with a pink edge. Appearing in small clusters, often with a button eye. Vigorous growth. Dark green, glossy foliage. Size 5m x 3m. -
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A.k.a White Miss Flight, White Flight. Astra Desmond is a Multiflora Rambler. Enormous clusters of 30 to 50 small semi-double wavy flowers. White blooms gradually fade to pale green. Musky scent. Summer Flowering. Size 4m x 3m. -
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A vigorous large shrub or climber with long arching relatively thornless canes. Large panicles of small, single white blooms appear early summer. Strong musky scent. Clusters of small round red hips in autumn. Good for growing in a hedge or in difficult situations. Size: 3m x 3m. -
Beautiful single flowered purple rambler, with a scent of fresh peaches. It was discovered in Cornwall by Mrs Muriel Hooker Mackay around 1967. Graham Thomas believed it to be a seedling of Veilchenblau. Virtually thornless and summer flowering. Size: 4.5m x 3.6m -
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A.k.a. Thoresbyana. Thought to be a double form of Rosa arvensis. Clusters of small,double white blooms with prominent yellow stamens. A prolific summer flowerer. Vigorous growth. There is a fantastic specimen adorning the pergola in The R.N.R.S. gardens, St.Albans. Size 6m x 4m.
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Rosa banksiae 'Alba Plena' a.k.a. Rosa banksiae var banksiae. Covered in snowy double frilled blooms in spring and scented of violets. Requires a sheltered wall. Thornless with shiny semi-evergreen foliage. Light prune until established. Supplied on own roots. Size 6m x 4m. -
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A form of Rosa Longicuspis. Superb summer flowering, vigorous rambler. Creamy-white single flowers in showy trusses. Lovely glossy foliage, which is semi-evergreen. Light fragrance and very disease resistant. Size: 3.5m x 2.5m. -
A vigorous rambler bearing large clusters of single velvety crimson blooms each with a white eye. The yellow stamens complement well.Dense dark foliage. Summer flowering.Size 4.5m x 3m.
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A graceful rambler with dark glossy leaves and red shoots. The clusters of star-like small single blooms are white flushed pale pink. Highly scented. Possibly a hybrid of Rosa brunonii. Summer flowering. Size: Up to 6m.
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This Gold Standard award winner is a repeat flowering rambler bearing clusters of small semi-double bright red blooms. Good strong growth and exceptionally disease resistant glossy foliage. Continuous flowering. Size:3m x 2.5m.
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The pale lemon buds fade to white as they age.The expanded blooms come in large trusses being double and highly scented.The stems are virtually thorn-free. Young foliage is bronzy. Summer flowering. Size 3m x 2m. -
Clusters of small buds open in creamy semi-double flowers tinged pink with yellow stamens. Strong scent. Bright green foliage. Thornless. Vigorous. Size:6m x 6m.
