These roses will hold onto their leaves well into winter in most areas across the UK. Roses aren’t completely evergreen but some old species roses and their closely related cousins can almost be classed as evergreen. Good for hedging for greenery through the winter or against a house to add colour nearly all year.
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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.k.a Lady Banks Rose. Huge sprays of small,very double pale yellow blooms with a green eye. May flowering. Light prune until established. Thornless. Shining, virtually evergreen foliage. Requires a sheltered wall. Supplied on own roots. 20ft x 15ft. -
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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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Rare. Huge single white flowers with a prominent boss of yellow stamens. Flowers late but continues up until frosts. Almost evergreen foliage. Needs a very sheltered site. Can be grown as a shrub but best as a climber. Supplied on own roots. Size 2m x 2m+