Rosa Wiltshire tip-bearer Coming as it does from

Coming as it does from a country with a maritime climate

Season of interest: Midsummer to autumn

white to shell-pink typical daphne flowers with a pinkish centre are borne on the plant

A long-established

Tilia cordata Greenspire makes a particularly good avenue tree

Rosa Wiltshire tip-bearer Coming as it does fromRose Wiltshire A hardy, repeating, ground cover rose, Rosa Wiltshire is a low, deciduous, shrub rose with a bushy, spreading habit. The ovate foliage is deep, glossy green, setting off the flowers beautifully. Large clusters of fragrant, semi double, rose pink flowers, 3 7cm across, with golden stamens, are borne from midsummer to autumn. Ideal for planting on a bank, but as these drain fast, mulch with compost, manure or leaf mould in early spring,