Discover the refined beauty of the ‘Aloha’ Climbing Rose — a graceful modern climber bearing sumptuous, fully double blooms of rose-pink with a deeper magenta reverse, each flower composed of around 60 petals.  With dark, leathery foliage and a vigorous upright habit (to approximately 3.1 m × 1.8 m), this rose brings structural elegance as it blooms in generous flushes from early summer through to autumn.  Highly fragrant and awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit, it is well suited for walls,

357 reactions · 53 shares | Not long until our annual Rose Festival held within the Peter Beales rose gardens! Did you know it’s FREE entry, with LIVE music, FREE demonstrations, talks and tours! Peter Beales Roses Saturday 14th - 15th June 2025 09:00 - 18:00 | Peter Beales Roses | Facebook

Peter Beales Rose Festival 🌹 Saturday 14th - Sunday 15th June 10:00 - 16:00 🕙 Peter Beales Roses, London Road, Attleborough, Norfolk, NR17 1AY 📍 🎫 FREE ENTRY 🌹 Local Makers 🌹 Garden Tours 🌹 Live Music 🌹 Rose Demonstrations 🌹 Competitions 🌹 Gardeners Question Time 🌹 BBQ (local meat supplied by @tonyperkinsinsta ) …..and lots more! Will you be joining us? 💭 #garden #roses #rosefestival #peterbealesroses | Peter Beales Roses

50 reactions | All our roses are grown in fields locally for 2 years before being ready to be planted in your garden. Read the full story of how our roses are grown - from field to garden - on our website https://www.classicroses.co.uk/from-field-to-garden | Peter Beales Roses | Facebook

New Dawn as seen on St Alban’s Walkway at Peter Beales Roses.. An outstanding pale pink climbing rose. Shapely and perfumed, order your bare root rose today! | Peter Beales Roses

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Thinking of growing your Peter Beales rose in a pot? It’s absolutely possible — and so rewarding! (Here’s the factual reel, no bloopers!) Ian Limmer, Head Rosarian, demonstrates a pot as small as 36cm for a small shrub but we always recommend at least 40cm wide and deep to give the roots space to breathe. 🪴 Pot care tips: – The bigger the pot, the more compost meaning less watering – Feed regularly through the season with a liquid rose fertiliser. – Water well in dry spells (pots dry out faster

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