Bathsheba Climbing (Bare-rooted)Bathsheba Climbing Bare Root refers to the Bathsheba rose supplied in a dormant, soil free form with exposed roots. Bare root roses are lifted during dormancy, making them easier to transport and ideal for planting in late winter to early spring. About Bathsheba (Climbing Rose): A climbing English rose bred by David Austin Produces large, apricot yellow blooms with soft peach and cream tones Flowers have a full, rosette shape with a classic old rose

highly disease-resistant mid-green foliage which is a lovely foil for the continuing mass of blooms

making it highly versatile in the garden

with a rich tea rose scent often described as spicy

Seduction is now being re-introduced because it has highly attractive wavy petals in near white with pretty pink edging to form a delicate and romantic looking rose

Lightly fragrant and visually graceful

it offers continuous beauty and reliable performance throughout the season

creating a colourful and eye-catching feature in garden beds

and champagne tones

typically reaching around 75 cm by 75 cm with a neat

Repeat Flowering: Yes – blooms throughout the season

known for its enchanting colouring and abundant flowering habit

place in a pillar frame or position at the back of the rose border as a hedge - this magnificently fragrant rose with the most dark purple petals and a showy mass of yellow stamens as a foil for the brilliant glossy mid-green foliage is very highly recommended