‘Pink Cloud’ lives up to its dreamy name – a generous, repeat-flowering climber smothered in silky, warm-pink blooms from early summer right into the cool of October. Bred for reliability and now supplied on its own roots, it shrugs off blackspot in a damp Irish summer, flexes happily in Atlantic breezes and keeps on blooming without the need for chemical cossetting. Its medium height (around 2 m here) makes it ideal for the average Irish garden: tall enough to cover an arch or trellis, yet tidy enough for a town terrace. Being own-root means no graft union to protect, no suckers to nip out, and far better capacity to bounce back if a hard frost or a stray football nicks a stem. A sustainable, low-maintenance choice for anyone who wants vertical colour, gentle musky scent and year-after-year dependability.
Rosa Pink Cloud Climbing 4.5ltr
€16.99
The Rosa Pink Cloud™ is a climbing rose that boasts a delightful musky fragrance, perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any garden.
‘Pink Cloud’ lives up to its dreamy name – a generous, repeat-flowering climber smothered in silky, warm-pink blooms from early summer right into the cool of October. Bred for reliability and now supplied on its own roots, it shrugs off blackspot in a damp Irish summer, flexes happily in Atlantic breezes and keeps on blooming without the need for chemical cossetting. Its medium height (around 2 m here) makes it ideal for the average Irish garden: tall enough to cover an arch or trellis, yet tidy enough for a town terrace. Being own-root means no graft union to protect, no suckers to nip out, and far better capacity to bounce back if a hard frost or a stray football nicks a stem. A sustainable, low-maintenance choice for anyone who wants vertical colour, gentle musky scent and year-after-year dependability.
‘Pink Cloud’ lives up to its dreamy name – a generous, repeat-flowering climber smothered in silky, warm-pink blooms from early summer right into the cool of October. Bred for reliability and now supplied on its own roots, it shrugs off blackspot in a damp Irish summer, flexes happily in Atlantic breezes and keeps on blooming without the need for chemical cossetting. Its medium height (around 2 m here) makes it ideal for the average Irish garden: tall enough to cover an arch or trellis, yet tidy enough for a town terrace. Being own-root means no graft union to protect, no suckers to nip out, and far better capacity to bounce back if a hard frost or a stray football nicks a stem. A sustainable, low-maintenance choice for anyone who wants vertical colour, gentle musky scent and year-after-year dependability.
