David Austin English Climbing Rose - 'Mary Delaney' bark The weeding finger is a

The weeding finger is a simple but invaluable weeder

Leave the old flowerheads on until spring to protect the emerging buds below from frosts

red tinged green acer like leaves which colour brilliantly in the autumn before falling

Flowers March to April

potentilla is a great supporting act in either the herbaceous border or the shrubbery

David Austin English Climbing Rose - 'Mary Delaney' bark The weeding finger is aA rather unusual climber Mary Delaney features pretty pointed buds which open to medium sized, loosely double light pink flowers, rather dahlia like. The flowers are produced in large open sprays over a very long season, and they gradually open to reveal golden stamens. It's a healthy short climber which is almost thornless and has a light Old Rose fragrance with small dark green leaves. Reaching up to 3. 75m it will suiut any sunny or partially sunny