Bathsheba Climbing – Bare Root refers to the Bathsheba rose supplied in a dormant, soil-free form with exposed roots. Bare-root roses are lifted during dormancy, making them easier to transport and ideal for planting in late winter to early spring.

About Bathsheba (Climbing Rose):

• A climbing English rose bred by David Austin
• Produces large, apricot-yellow blooms with soft peach and cream tones
• Flowers have a full, rosette shape with a classic old-rose appearance
• A vigorous climber, typically reaching around 2.5–3.5 metres, suitable for arches, walls, and trellises
• Repeat-flowering through the growing season with good overall health

Fragrance:
Yes—Bathsheba is highly fragrant. It has a strong, rich myrrh fragrance with honeyed and warm notes, making it one of the more scented climbing roses.

Bare-root planting notes:

• Soak roots in water before planting
• Plant in well-drained soil in a sunny position
• Provide support (trellis, fence, or arch)
• Water regularly while establishing and train new growth for best coverage