Roses

This is an elegant and resilient climbing rose (Climbing Rose) that belongs to the floribunda group. The flowers are abundant, beautiful white, and semi-double. They bloom in large clusters, creating a "snowdrift" effect. A soft and traditional rose fragrance. Very high resistance to rain and wind – the flowers do not wilt or drop even in bad weather. A medium-height climbing rose (approximately 1.5–2 m), well-suited for small hedges, obelisks, or growing in large pots on terraces.

Crimson Shower is a classic and powerful climbing rose (rambler), especially valued for its late and abundant flowering ability, which continues even when other climbing roses have already faded. Large, bright carmine-red, rosette-shaped double flowers, gathered in large, dense clusters. A soft and pleasant honey fragrance. Blooms only once a season, but relatively late – from mid-summer (July) to September. The bush has a strong growth with long, flexible shoots that can reach 4.5 to 6 meters in height.

Second-year plant. Height: 30–50 cm. Color: peach-orange. Repeat flowering, from early summer to mid-autumn. Aroma is light, spicy.

Freesia (also known as Fresia or Korresia) is one of the best and most popular yellow floribundas in the world. The flowers are bright, golden yellow. Notably, the color does not fade in the sun – the flowers remain vibrant until autumn. The aroma is very strong, sweet, and fruity – one of the most fragrant in its group. The bush is compact and sturdy, usually 60–80 cm tall. The leaves are glossy and light green. It blooms very early and repeatedly throughout the summer.

Climbing rose with bright red flowers. Height: up to 100 cm. Fragrance: moderate. Flowering: June–October.