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Climber, Miniature."Oh Danny Boy the pipes are calling" and they're saying just what a beautiful climbing rose this is. Large double blooms of vivid red with orange tones that put on a real show from summer to autumn. Nice fragrance too, vigorous and generally well behaved. McGredy 1969.

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aka Jaune Desprez

Climber - Noisette. A fabulous climbing rose that repeats well. The blooms have a delightful fruity fragrance and are a soft combination of yellow tinged with pink. The flowers appear in clusters on long stems that have a natural mottled effect. Allow this rose space to show off its beauty. 1835.

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aka Magnolia Rose

Climber-Tea. My first impression of this rose is one of grace and softness. Large, double, well shaped blooms of creamy white tinged with pink. The blooms open flat and ruffled and are richly fragrant. Foliage is light green and plentiful. Repeats well. 1838.

This rose has high susceptibility to downey mildew and we no longer stock it.

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aka Dublin Bay

Climber Floribunda. One of the very best red climbers - ever - and bred right here in NZ. An easy to grow and well behaved climbing rose that is nearly always in flower with semi-double, dark red blooms. Generally healthy, never fails to please and looks great growing along a fence.

Multi award winner. 1976.

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Climber. A splendid and handsome red climbing rose with leathery, dark green foliage and semi-double, luminous, rich red, glowing blooms that have a light fragrance. Free flowering with healthy,vigorous growth. Also has lovely large orange hips if not completely dead-headed. PVR. 2000.

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Climber. A pretty climbing rose that repeats well and is generally healthy and easy care. The blooms are double and shaded a soft delicate pink. The foliage is dark green, plentiful and lush. Nice fragrance too, a must have for lovers of a pretty pink rose. PVR. Deciduous

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Climber - Hybrid Tea. Large, fragrant, double, deep crimson blooms from summer to autumn and masses of glossy, dark green leaves. This vigorous, repeat-flowering climbing rose is one of the best climbing roses for covering a wall. The large, fragrant blooms make excellent cut-flowers. 1931.

Etoile de Hollande was first known as a bush rose - this climbing sport from the Netherlands came to the fore in 1931 and is much more vigorous than the bush.

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Climber. New Release. A luscious new Persica hybrid in a warm, rich, amber shade, touched with blood red at each petal's base. As with all persica roses the colour will fade as the flower matures on the vine. Another disease resistant rose bred by Rob Somerfield. 2019. Deciduous

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Climber. Eye-catching climber with large, open, semi-double flowers of yellowish cream splashed and streaked with vivid red. Nice spicy sweet fragrance. Very vigorous and healthy and just that little bit different. PVR.1999.

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Climber. Small, perfectly scrolled flowers of deep coppery pink, which hang elegantly in their stems. Tea Fragrance. Repeats well from summer to autumn. A very short climber; requires a warm wall to grow well. Nabonnand, 1878. Deciduous