Growing onto large structures
For more substantial structures use rambling roses to add interest and fragrance. The vigorous growth habit of rambling roses, together with their long and flexible canes make them the perfect choice for covering large pergolas and sheds. To get the very best results, ensure to choose the correct size of rambler for the size of your structure.
Featured rose Bobbie James
An exceptionally tall rambler bearing large heads of small, semi-double, creamy white flowers, produced in great abundance before masses of small hips develop over the winter.
Featured rose Rambling Rector
An exceptionally tall, vigorous climber; it produces many long, slim, flexible branches which trail gracefully, hanging down elegantly from their support. Palest pink little rosette-shaped flowers are held in large, open sprays, creating a delicate, airy effect with a wonderfully strong musky fragrance.
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