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Rambling roses offer so much to the gardener. They are fast growing tough and vigorous. Use to cover fences, pergolas, old sheds and buildings or simply throw up a tree and allow to drip down with falling sprays of beauty. Rambling roses should be left to gain some height and width for the first few years and as they gain maturity the lax and graceful branches will literally be weighed down with blooms in late spring. Rambling roses don't often repeat flower but the quantity and length of bloom in spring will more than satisfy even the greediest gardener.  




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Rambler. Albertine is a well loved rose and I am certainly a dedicated fan. Always admired as in full bloom it is quite a breath taking sight. Very fragrant, double, loose, salmon pink flowers produced en masse in the spring. Vigorous growth. Just a few flowers in autumn. Award winner. 1921.

Albertine is best suited to a wall or a fence and as it flowers mostly on older wood it is best to only prune sparingly. Though this rose mainly flowers in the spring there are so many flowers and for quite a long period it is well worth growing.

 

Flower Colour: Pink / Pink
Habit: Climbing
Mature Size (HxW): Climbing

Albertine Clg

Current Stock Height: 30/40 cm  ? 

Container: pb8  ? 

$42.99

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aka Golden Rambler

Climber Noisette. A repeat flowering climber with cascading clusters of pretty, quartered, slightly informal, soft yellow flowers. Good strong fragrance. Fairly free of thorns and overall a pretty rose. Repeats intermittently and benefits from regular dead-heading. 1894.

 

Flower Colour: Yellow / Cream
Habit: Climbing
Mature Size (HxW): Climbing

Alister Stella Gray Clg

Current Stock Height: 30/40 cm  ? 

Container: pb8  ? 

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Rambler. A lovely summer flowering rose with small neat buds that open to semi-double, crinkled blooms in pretty tones of pink and white reminiscent of 'Apple Blossom'. The blooms carry an enticing perfume and are set against fresh green foliage with bronze tones. From the USA 1932.

This rose will tolerate light shade.

 

Flower Colour: Pink / White
Habit: Climbing
Mature Size (HxW): Climbing

Apple Blossom Clg

Current Stock Height: 30/40 cm  ? 

Container: pb8  ? 

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aka Banksia Rose

Climber. This special little rose is spectacular in early spring around about the end of September. Masses of tiny double pale butter yellow blooms smother the arching stems and emit a gentle fragrance. The profuse foliage is thornless and evergreen. Recognised in 1825

 

Flower Colour: Yellow
Habit: Climbing
Mature Size (HxW): Climbing

Banksia Lutea Clg

Current Stock Height: 50/60 cm  ? 

Container: 3.5l  ? 

$39.99

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Rambler - Polyantha. Very dainty, summer flowering thorn-less rambling rose with softly scented blooms of deep rich purple. Attractive yellow stamens peep from the centre petals. Tolerant of light shade and poor soils. c 1900.

 

Flower Colour: Purple
Habit: Climbing
Mature Size (HxW): Climbing

Bleu Magenta Clg

New stock expected Winter, 2024. Waitlist now. Estimated price TBA. Payment on order.

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Rambler. This rambling rose is vigorous with single flowers of velvet red with white centres and yellow stamens. Flowers between Nov - Dec. A bright display. H3.5m 1925.

 

Flower Colour: Red / White
Habit: Climbing
Mature Size (HxW): Climbing

Bloomfields Courage Clg

Current Stock Height: 10/15 cm  ? 

Container: 5l  ? 

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Rambler. Small, mid pink, cupped flowers held in closely packed, conical clusters. Strong, delicious fragrance. Almost thornless bush and has light green leaves.Often found in old cottage gardens Vigorous decidous. Cant, 1863

 

Flower Colour: Pink
Habit: Climbing
Mature Size (HxW): 6m x 4m

Blush Rambler Clg

Current Stock Height: 10/15 cm  ? 

Container: 5l  ? 

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Rambler. A spectacular rose which, in full flush, has large clusters of small, double blooms of rich deep crimson produced in great profusion in early summer. Abundant light green foliage and a dense vigorous habit. Not named for the Actor as it was born before him in 1939. From the USA.

 

Flower Colour: Red
Habit: Climbing
Mature Size (HxW): Climbing

Chevy Chase Clg

Current Stock Height: 30/40 cm  ? 

Container: pb8  ? 

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Climber - Wichuraiana rambler. A well loved and much admired rose with clusters of semi-double, soft pink blooms that are sweetly scented. The complementary foliage shows good disease resistance. Flowers continuously throughout the summer and will tolerate poorer soils and some shade. 1930.

New Dawn was voted the World Federation of Rose Societies favourite rose in 1997 - 67 years after it was first introduced - now that's special. Also has a Royal Horticulture Society Award of Garden Merit (AGM).

 

Flower Colour: Pink
Habit: Climbing
Mature Size (HxW): Climbing

New Dawn Clg

New stock expected Winter, 2024. Waitlist now. Estimated price TBA. Payment on order.

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Rambler. Medium sized fragrant and fully double flowers that open flat. The flowers are coloured a rich salmon with coppery apricot overtones. Nice shiny foliage that also has tones of copper. Repeats on and off throughout the season especially if in a nice sunny spot. 1900.

It is a few years since I had 'Paul Transon' in my garden but it was a rose I always admired and enjoyed growing.

 

Flower Colour: Pink / Apricot
Habit: Climbing
Mature Size (HxW): Climbing

Paul Transon Clg

Current Stock Height: 30/40 cm  ? 

Container: pb8  ? 

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