Rose Chawton Cottage Climbing

A romantic English climbing rose bred by David Austin, inspired by the charm of Jane Austen’s countryside home. It produces an abundance of soft blush pink to white rosettes with a raspberry eye, and a classic old-world form and a gentle fruity fragrance. Flowering in generous flushes from spring through to autumn, this variety is perfect for training over archways, trellises, or walls. Its graceful habit and healthy foliage make it a standout choice for adding elegance and vertical interest to the garden.

• Height: 2.5–3m
• Width: 1.5–2m
• Position: Full sun to part shade
• Frost: Hardy

Climbing Roses – if you are wanting to train a rose to cover a fence, pergola or a tall frame then a climbing rose is the ideal choice.

Information and pictures are a guide only.

Roses are not generally sent in flower.

Roses are in leaf from September through April, other months of the year they are dormant.