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Climbing Rose Penny Lane

Posted by Alistair on Friday, October 2nd, 2009

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Penny lane, a really good climbing Rose which has performed very well every Summer in our garden for the past eight years. Flowers are fully double with a medium fragrance, colour starts off a honey shade then develops to a soft pink.

This repeat blooming variety has very healthy glossy dark green foliage. Surprise, surprise it was named after the street in Liverpool made famous by the Beatles.

I suppose I particulary like this one as it seems to perform well almost regardless of ones pruning method, well within reason.

Have to mention, Penny lane flowers reasonably well even in a north facing position.

Height - 300cm/10ft

Hardiness - Fully hardy

Awards - Rose of the year 1998 — Gold standard award in 2008

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