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Live the ‘Simple Life’ of a quaint British cottage garden with this ever-so delightful rose. A glamorous wild rose when in bloom, this produces single flowers with remarkable peach to pink coloured petals surrounding rich amber yellow stamens.
Repeat flowering during the warm summer months, you will be blown away by the continuous blooms that explode from healthy dark green foliage, which acts as perfect shelter for smaller mammals and birds.
This climbing rose, which boasts a beautiful scent, makes a particular impact when grown on frames to add some height to any display. Climbing roses are a delight for the environment, as the grow quickly with plenty of leaves - perfect to produce oxygen.
This rose will produce hips during autumn, containing the seeds of the plant. The bright colour will attract plenty of birds, which will eat the hips and distribute the seeds. The trusses of flowers seen on this climbing rose turn into hundreds of handy hips.
Roses, such as ‘Simple Life’, play an important role in ecosystems producing food for pollinators such as bees and hoverflies. Our roses have been grown to be rich in pollen, with flower shapes that allow the insects to reach it easily, and their long flowering season makes them extra valuable. Rose plants also host a range of insects that in turn provide food for birds.
The vibrant aesthetic and floral aroma of the 'Simple Life' blooms make this plant a magnet for beetles and bumblebees.
Supplied as a freshly potted, established rose in a 4 litre pot, ready to plant.
We always endeavour to provide beautifully formed plants; however, our roses will naturally start to lose their leaves from October to prepare for the colder months. Do not worry though, as they will flourish once again with leaves and buds in the spring. Please, make sure you consider the season when purchasing our remarkable roses for yourself or loved ones.
Suitable For
Poor Soil
Arches
Wall Fence
Growing Conditions
Full Sunlight
Partial Sunlight
All Soil Types
