Phillyrea angustifolia Grapes Kiwi & Figs In midsummer the rose is

In midsummer the rose is smothered in clusters of small

with a good sweet/acid balance and is Cox-like in flavour

so is perfect  for planting through a sturdy tree – choose one with an open habit so that you can appreciate the glorious midsummer display

One of the best and loveliest of midsummer-flowering rambler roses

just as the large

Phillyrea angustifolia Grapes Kiwi & Figs In midsummer the rose isFalse Olive Phillyrea angustifolia is a compact, rounded bush with up to 6cm long dark green leaves that resemble that of the European olive. In May and June small, white and often fragrant flowers cover the stems. The berries are produced in the Winter and can be purple to black. Mock Privet is ideal for seaside windy locations. A good shrub, especially if planted where the scent can be appreciated. It is a good alternative to the European Olive,