Roses

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  1. Beachlover

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    I am creating a new area for roses and would like to know what would be a good shrub rose with prolonged flowering.
     
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    i got a nice spot in the front of the house that i want a good fast and nice smelling rose to climb along my wall and 1/2 way up the house.I want it to go under the windowsills so i'll get the smell in the bedrooms:D
     
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    Hi Beachlover any particular colour and size and shape,If you can narrow it down a bit ,It would be most appreciated.:thumb::)
     
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    Hi Cyril would that be a Climber or a Rambler?Any particular Colour ect:thumb::)
     
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    :scratch: not bothered realy.Just want something that grows well and fast and smell's lush:skp: any help to you:D
     
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    Cyril(not Bothered :dh: :hehe: ) Any climbing Rose Is going to take 2 -3 years to grow to the height you require and requires lots of TLC:)
    Climbers[FONT=Calibri,sans-serif].(S/C)Artur Bell -Breath of life- Casino-Compassion-Dublin Bay[/FONT][FONT=Calibri,sans-serif][/FONT][FONT=Calibri,sans-serif]-New Dawn-Iceberg-Pauls Scarlet-[/FONT]:thumb::)
     
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