Crème de la Crème Climbing Roses

Creme de la Creme

£11.99 - £14.99
  • Group: Climber
  • Colour: Yellow
  • Height: 4.5m
  • Scent: Strong, sweet
  • Flowering: Jun-Nov
  • Size: 10cm
  • Glossy leaves, good disease resistance
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1-2 £14.99
3-8 £12.99
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About This Product

Creme de la Creme Climbing Rose

Creme de la Creme is a heavenly climbing rose smothered in beautiful cream-coloured blooms all summer long. The cup-shaped flowers are large and full, a richer golden yellow at the centre, with pretty golden stamens visible when fully open. They open from elegantly pointed Hybrid Tea-shaped buds and are great for vases indoors. The perfume is gorgeous too: strong, sweet and heady. The foliage is glossy and healthy-looking, and shows good disease-resistance. It's a medium climber, reaching around 4-5m in height, so the perfect choice for covering a pergola, rose arch or growing around a front door.
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Features

  • Group: Climber
  • Colour: Pale creamy yellow
  • Height: 4.5m
  • Scent: Strong, sweet
  • Flowering: repeat flowering from June to November
  • Size: 10cm
  • Glossy leaves, good disease resistance

Growing Creme de la Creme Roses

Plant in fertile, rich soil, in full sun or part shade, so east, west or south facing. Mulch in spring with garden compost or manure, feed the growing season. Do not allow to dry out. Prune in late winter/early spring.

Planting companions for Creme de la Creme

After time, all climbing roses tend to thin out a bit at the base, the flowers congregating towards the middle and top of the stems, so it's a good idea to plant something near the base of the rose that will fill this gap, amuse the eye and 'anchor' your rose.
Hardy geraniums have long been favoured for this purpose, as they're colourful, long-flowering and come in a pleasing palette of colours. They also tend to spread out nicely, so a couple planted either side of the rose needn't compete directly for nutrients and water. Purple-blue Rozanne is always a winner as it flowers for so long, plus purple and cream look fab together. Catmint is another good choice, which will create fulsome drifts of bee-covered blue haze.

There's no reason why you couldn't thread another climber through this rose. Clematis are wonderful for this. Pick one in a complementary or contrasting tone that will flower simultaneously.