Rural England | The Most Prolific Rose in My Garden

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AI GeneratedThe \"Rural England\" rambling rose is a highly recommended climbing variety known for its abundant, custard-pink cluster blooms and strong fragrance. It is a continuous bloomer that creates a lush, romantic \"secret garden\" aesthetic, making it an ideal choice for those looking to introduce a climbing rose to their garden for the first time.
In this rose spotlight feature, meet Rural England, a rose that transforms the garden
into a place you never want to leave. I'm madly in love with this rose. Rural England is a rambling
rose and I actually have it growing on an obelisk, but at this point you can barely
see the obelisk because the pink custard blooms have just pretty much taken over.
So many blooms on the stem. It's magic. I love when it's like all of them are open. The rose
just looks really full. And this rose is a continuous bloomer, so it will put on new
blooms throughout the season. It has a really strong scent. Oh, I just love, love smelling
roses. And I think I planted, I planted this one about three years ago. Yeah, I believe it's been
three years and you can see, hopefully you can see from the camera, that a lot of these blooms
or buds aren't open yet. So this is going to be even fuller than it is now. I cannot wait to see
it fully open. And I feel like I keep saying this, but the best part about this rose is these
cluster, dreamy pink blooms y'all. Oh my gosh, like I am realizing I am really attracted to
the cluster blooms versus the one-off rose blooms that we usually see. It just feels like magic and
secret garden and cottage and romance. If you're going to get a climbing rose and you're on the
fence about it, you want to try one out for the first time, this is the one. I highly, highly
recommend it. You will find a link below for availability and any current sales. Thank you
so much for watching this rose spotlight of the ever so lovely rural England.
