Rosa ‘Mary’s red climber’

Description

All our roses are grown on their own roots, either from seed, suckers or cuttings. We prefer to grow hardy old-fashioned roses. We grow all our roses organically without sprays other than the occasional dose of seaweed.

 ‘Mary’s red climber’ is named for my mother-in-law, as the original was propagated from the family garden, and was likely planted by Mary.

An easy rose to grow as I have never seen any disease issues. The plants form a strong but easily managed climber which is smothered in bright red flowers from late spring through summer.

• Climber to about 4 meters
• Sun
• Good drainage
• 1 liter pot