Rose Wollerston Old Hall Climbing

This climbing rose produces red buds that open to reveal rounded, creamy-apricot blooms. Known for its fragrant flowers, it brings both colour and scent to your garden.

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

Please note: Images and information are a guide only. Roses are not generally sent in flower. Plants are in leaf from September through April and are dormant in winter.