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David Austin Climbing Roses

David Austin Climbing Roses bring elegance and structure to any garden, producing large flowers with captivating fragrance and timeless beauty. Perfect for adorning walls, arches, trellises, pillars, and fences, these versatile climbers create stunning vertical displays that enhance outdoor spaces. With a diverse selection available at Boma Garden Centre, these roses thrive in London gardens, offering a spectacular show of blooms from summer through autumn.

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About David Austin Climbing Roses

David Austin Climbing Roses bring colour, fragrance, and a spectacular vertical dimension to your garden. These vigorous climbers produce repeat flowers throughout summer, creating a stunning display against walls, arches, trellises, and fences. Popular varieties such as ‘Gertrude Jekyll’ and ‘The Generous Gardener’ offer large, scented blooms that enhance any outdoor space.

Training and pruning are essential for healthy growth. Initially, tie the stems horizontally to encourage more flowering side shoots. Regular pruning in late winter or early spring keeps the plant tidy and promotes abundant blooms. With the right care, these rambling roses will flourish, transforming your garden into a floral haven.

Whether you're looking to cover a sunny wall or dress up a garden arch, pergola, or fence, David Austin Climbing Roses provide an excellent choice. They not only add an element of romance and beauty to your garden but also create a living, blooming spectacle that evolves with the seasons.

With David Austin Climbing Roses and Boma, your dream garden is within reach.

Popular Questions

Can climbing roses grow well in the United Kingdom? -
Yes, climbing roses thrive in the United Kingdom’s climate. Many varieties are bred for resilience and can handle cooler temperatures, making them ideal for gardens across the country. To ensure healthy growth, plant them in a sunny spot with well-drained soil and provide support such as trellises or obelisks.
How do I train climbing roses on obelisks? +
To train climbing roses on obelisks, loosely tie young stems to the structure using soft garden ties. As they grow, weave the stems around the obelisk to encourage an even spread of flowers. Regular pruning in late winter or early spring will help maintain shape and promote repeat flowering.
Do climbing roses require a lot of maintenance? +
Climbing roses are relatively low-maintenance once established. They benefit from occasional feeding, watering during dry spells, and annual pruning to encourage strong growth and continuous blooms. With proper care, they will provide long-lasting beauty to any garden in the United Kingdom.