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Astra Desmond (Rambler) A vigorous well foliated climber. Large clusters of double white flowers produced in great profusion. Origin unknown.

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Belle Lyonnaise Climbing Tea. A beautiful rarity. Soft creamy-yellow paling to white. Scented. Most rewarding if given the benefit of a sheltered south wall or cold greenhouse. 1870.

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Bloomfield Dainty (Musk Rambler) Pointed buds, in clusters, open to single flowers of soft clear yellow with pronounced stamens. 1924.

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Casino (Modern Climber) ('Gerbe d'Or') One of the best yellow pillar roses or small climbers. Clusters of scented, globular, mid-yellow fully double flowers on strong stems. Glossy foliage. 1963.

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Céline Forestier (Noisette) Large flowers of lemon to pale primrose borne amid abundant, healthy, light green foliage. Well scented. 1842.

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Cooper's Burmese (R. laevigata) This fantastic, creamy-white rose must be carefully placed on a southern aspect when its glossy foliage will provide a foil for its large, single, scented flowers of immense attraction. Very vigorous. 1927.

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Dundee Rambler (Hybrid Arvensis) Small, double flowers in small clusters produced in profusion. White with an occasional pink tinge to the edges of the petals. Good foliage on a very vigorous plant. c. 1850.

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Elegance (Climber) Very large, fully double but shapely flowers of clear yellow, fading attractively to lemon with age. Good, rich green foliage. Vigorous. Will repeat when established. 1937.

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Iceberg Climbing (Floribunda) Vigorous almost thornless growth with light green foliage. Flowers pure white semi-double from small, shapely buds. Large clusters. 1968.

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La Mortola (Moschata) A large flowered, single, white climber capable of considerable rambling in large gardens. A special feature is its large, silvery-grey-green, serrated foliage. 1959.