Buff Beauty Climbing – Bare Root refers to the Buff Beauty rose supplied in dormant, soil-free form with exposed roots. Bare-root roses are lifted during winter dormancy and sold without soil, making them easier to transport and plant. They are typically planted in late winter to early spring while the plant is still dormant.

About Buff Beauty Climbing (Rose):

• A Noisette-type climbing rose known for its graceful, informal growth habit
• Produces clusters of semi-double blooms in soft apricot, buff, and creamy yellow tones, often fading to lighter shades
• Flowers appear in repeated flushes throughout the season
• Can grow 3–5 metres or more, making it suitable for large arches, pergolas, fences, or wall training
• Has a relaxed, arching growth style with attractive glossy foliage

Fragrance:
Yes—Buff Beauty is strongly fragrant, with a rich tea rose scent often described as spicy, fruity, and warm. It is considered one of the more scented climbing roses.

Bare-root planting notes:

• Soak roots in water for several hours before planting
• Plant in a sunny to lightly shaded position for best bloom longevity in hot climates
• Provide strong support and train canes early
• Water regularly during establishment and mulch to retain moisture