James Galway - 5.5lt Potted David Austin Climbing Garden Rose - Large Numbers of Fragrant Pink Blooms - Strong Health Grower.

I love David Austin roses. This one looks really healthy and is already showing signs of growth. Looking forward to the summer blooms and fragrance

Rose arrived in perfect condition. Very well packaged and freshly watered. Better than garden centre quality. I'll order from them again they are fantasic.

Brilliant company to buy from. My Rose's are great..

Lovely healthy plant

I paid a lot for a twig. Would never purchase again

Arrived next day, healthy looking plant, well packaged and clear instructions for care. My mistake was not scrolling right to the bottom of the page - I expected an established potted plant not newly/ freshly potted root-stock; it does say' might' be recently potted but I didn't spot this! Seemingly this can be expected in winter months. I will now have to wait for the roots to establish and leaves to develop - a longer process than I originally anticipated - before I can site in the garden. Obviously cannot tell if it is actually a 'James Galway' rose, looks as if that is going to take a year or so to determine! Do not make the mistake of reading 'potted' plant as 'established' in winter season. Disappointed it cannot be planted until roots established. I have since learned this is the better way to buy rose plants.I have waited until the rose has flowered to add more. Unfortunately, the rose is not a 'James Galway' - it is healthy and growing well but is not what I wanted, it is a single petalled rose with peach tints and has yellow stamens in the centre and 'opens up' rather than being a 'cup' or double flower. It is nearly thornless. I have contacted the seller.NB I ordered a St Swithun at the same time, this rose is as it is labelled. I have looked after these roses (rose novice!) as instructed and did not expect them to flower this year, I have been rewarded with lots of buds on both. It is a great pity the 'James Galway' is not a many petalled pink flower.* The seller has agreed to send another rose and identified the incorrectly labelled one as, 'Lullaby' - which is all to the good. A huge thank you to, 'Gorgeous Gardens'. I do understand that incorrect labelling happens.