Key features

• •Get that cottage garden look. Cottage gardens feature fullness and abundance. Climbing roses do a wonderful job helping you to capture that look.
• •Climbing roses and clematis are perfect companions,they happily share the same arch,trellis,pergola,doorway or garden wall,both reaching for the sun and providing a lush vertical floral display.
• •Climbing roses prefer full sun and well-draining soil, but some roses tolerate partial shade. For best results, plant these roses as bare-root plants in late winter or early spring once you can work the ground.
• •Climbing roses don't have tendrils to support themselves, so you'll need to train the rose vine to climb by using twine to loosely tie their canes to the structure you want to cover.
• •The rapidly growing climbing rose produces abundant medium-size flowers that bloom continuously from late spring through the first frost.