Climbing Rose - Goldfassade, bare rootball by Jamieson Brothers Bare Root Shrub:1 As a fantastic tactile material

As a fantastic tactile material

The soil should drain easily

By choosing this compost

Although every care is taken to remove weeds during our screening process we can not guarantee that weed seeds are not present in the soil or compost that you receive

fruit bush/shrubs do not like to stand in water

Climbing Rose - Goldfassade, bare rootball by Jamieson Brothers Bare Root Shrub:1 As a fantastic tactile materialClimbing Rose Goldfassade, A bare rose root ball by Jamieson Brothers Working with our suppliers we have come together to bring you bare root balls for Spring planting, adding Summer colour to your garden. This bare rose root ball produces a beautiful yellow climbing rose. Bare root roses are best planted between October and April, as long as the ground is not frozen or waterlogged. After removing the root ball from the packaging, loosen off the soil