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Iceberg Climbing Rose

The fence-line which marks the end of the driveway lawn is planted with big roses. There are two climbing Iceberg roses which hug the fence, spreading outwards and upwards.


Fence-line Roses in Summer 2003

The photograph below was taken in the summer of 1998. Nothing much has changed - and for once the size of this garden border has stayed the same!

 Iceberg roses grow well against a fence.
fence-line roses in summer 1998

The large hybrid tea rose on the corner had flowers which were a rusty brick colour. It has been removed since this picture was taken.

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