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Thornless Climbers & Ramblers
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The following roses are completely thornless or nearly so.
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Amadis
Deep crimson flowered rambling rose |
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Bleu Magenta
Small violet-crimson flowers fading to palma-violet. Late-flowering rambler |
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Kathleen Harrop
Perpetual flowering light pink flowers. Strong old rose scent. Climber |
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Rose-Marie Viaud
Large clusters of small purplish-violet flowers. One of the last ramblers to flower |
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Snow Goose
A repeat flowering rambler. Small sprays of white pompon flowers |
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Veilchenblau
Dark magenta flowers with a rich orange scent. Rambler |
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Violette
Large sprays of cupped, crimson-purple flowers with a light fruit scent. Rambler |
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Zéphirine Drouhin
Great quantities of fragrant, deep rose-pink flowers. A most reliable climber |
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A Shropshire Lad
Strong and healthy with peachy-pink rosettes. Delicious fruity fragrance. |
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Goldfinch
Large clusters of small, yolk-yellow blooms. Vigorous, bushy growth |
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Ipsilante
Very large, flat, quartered blooms of lustrous light pink. Vigorous growth |
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James Galway
Warm pink blooms with an old rose fragrance. Very tough and disease-free |
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John Clare
Perhaps the most prolific of the English Roses. Continuous light crimson flowers |
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President de Sèze
Magnificent full flowers. A subtle mix of rich purple, violet, brown and grey |
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Rosa Mundi
Crimson flowers, striped with white. Creates a very pleasing effect |
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Tea Clipper
Rich apricot blooms with a lovely mix of tea, myrrh and fruit fragrance |
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