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LITTLE RAMBLER (Chewramb)
With the lax pliant habit of a rambler, but the moderate growth of a patio climber. The small, very pale pink (almost white) blooms are very fragrant and produced in large clusters all summer long. Height 2.5m (Warner 1994) |
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WHITE CLOUD (KORstacha)
A superb, very fragrant climber. Clusters of medium-sized, pure-white blooms, with a hint of cream at the heart of the flower. A vigorous grower, of medium height, clothed in dark green foliage. Ideal for planting against a wall or through an obelisk. (Kordes 1994) Height 3m |
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WEDDING DAY- Rambler
Fragrant, single creamy-white flowers borne in clusters, are produced throughout the summer. After flowering, small red hips are formed. A vigorous habit makes it ideal for growing through trees. Height 6m |
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