Rosa ‘Climbing Niphetos’ (ClT)
Description:
Climbing Niphetos is a vigorous climbing Tea rose discovered by Williams & Co. Keynes (UK) in 1889 as a sport of 'Niphetos'. Growing to around 3m, it bears elegant double white blooms with pointed petals and a classic Tea rose fragrance, flowering repeatedly from summer to autumn. Popular as a florist's rose during the late Victorian era, it remains prized for its refined blooms and climbing habit.
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