Guinee Rose Bushes Roses selected in the late 1600s

selected in the late 1600s

Contrast with white bedding plants or perennials

Any fruit produced on such a massive scale

while herbaceous perennials like catmint and geranium provide textural contrast

Dordogne is one of a group of French-bred Single Late tulips

Guinee Rose Bushes Roses selected in the late 1600sVariety: Guine Type: Climbing Rose Colour: Darkest blackish crimson Fragrance: Strong, rich, classic rose Height: 500cm (16ft) Flowering: One main flush in June and July, occasional repeats Aspect: Full sun to part shade; sheltered wall recommended Good for: Walls, fences, pergolas, specimen climbing Sold as: Bare root (NovemberMarch) and potted plants Delivered: By next day courier. Collection from Castle Cary also available Guine is a darkest