Primrose Plant Theory Climbing Arthur Bell Rose Bush Yellow Semi Scented Flowers 4L Pot

Climbing Arthur Bell is a climbing version of the well-known bush rose named for the Scottish whisky maker. It features fragrant, semi-double, bright yellow flowers that develop from orange buds and lighten as they mature. This long-flowering variety has shiny green foliage and is suitable for training over pergolas or against brick walls. These roses are field-grown and lifted in October or November. They are supplied in pots to maintain root hydration, though they remain dormant until spring. While they can stay in pots through winter if fed and watered, planting them out promptly is recommended. They arrive pre-pruned, requiring only the removal of any dead tips until routine pruning begins the following winter.For wall or fence planting, place them 30-60cm away from the base to ensure sufficient moisture and soil contact. When planting near existing trees or shrubs, increase this distance. If planting during winter, ensure the ground is not frozen. Dig a hole twice as wide as the r