David Austin Gertrude Jekyll® (Ausbord) Climbing Rose (6 litre pot)

Gertrude Jekyll (Ausbord) is an English Climbing Rose bred by David Austin with bright pink blooms, growing up to 2.5m tall after 3 years.

Late season potted roses: During autumn and winter months, stock will be delivered cut back and with the foliage removed. No buds, no leaves, no flowers.

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Gertrude Jekyll® (Ausbord) is a beautiful classic climber with large, rosette-shaped bright pink flowers. Both beautiful and fragrant, this upright ascending plant has a strong old rose scent, making it a perfect choice to train over entrances.

The name of this English climbing rose bred by David Austin was chosen to honour the famous garden designer and author.

A repeat flowering rose, it is perfect for training along a wall or fence, up an obelisk or pillar and over a doorway. This beautiful English climbing rose is suitable for all soil types and prefers full sun or partial shade.

Use Mycorrhizal Fungi to help establish roots and encourage good plant health. We also recommend regular feeding, once in late March/early April and again in July with Rose Food.

Whilst this rose is in flower, we suggest regular deadheading to encourage new bud growth, so you can enjoy beautiful fragrant blooms.

  • A David Austin Gertrude Jekyll® (Ausbord) English Climbing Rose in a 6 litre pot
  • Flower colour: Pink
  • Foliage colour: Green
  • Fragrance: Strong, Old Rose
  • Hardiness: Fully hardy
  • Flowering period (Repeat flowering): May, June, July, August, September, October
  • Plant height (3 years): up to approximately 2.5m (8ft)
  • Sunlight: Full sun, partial shade
  • Aspect: North, East, South or West-facing
  • Soil moisture: Moist but well drained
  • Soil pH: Acid, Alkaline, Neutral
  • Recipient of the Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit
  • Year of introduction: 1986
  • Measurements are approximate
  • Images courtesy of David Austin® Roses

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