Rosa 'Open Arms'

Rosa 'Open Arms', also known as Chewpixcel, is a soft pink climbing rose. It produces clusters of lightly scented flowers from summer into autumn.

Key Features

• Height: up to 2.4m
• Spread: 1–1.5m
• Position: full sun
• Soil: moist, well-drained
• Flowering: summer to autumn
• Habit: climbing rose

Why Choose 'Open Arms'?

• Soft pink blooms create a gentle look on walls and arches
• Flowers appear in clusters for good coverage
• Repeat flowering keeps colour going into autumn
• Light fragrance adds interest near paths and seating
• Flexible stems make it easy to train on supports

Wildlife Benefits

• Open flower form gives bees easy access to pollen
• Attracts hoverflies and other pollinating insects
• Long flowering period supports insects over many months

Do you want more bees visiting your garden through late summer? This rose keeps producing accessible flowers when many plants stop.

Planting Tips

• Plant in full sun to encourage more blooms
• Improve soil with compost before planting
• Train stems horizontally to increase flowering
• Water during dry spells, especially in the first year
• Feed in spring with a rose fertiliser

Grow it against a wall, fence, or arch. Tie in shoots as they grow to shape the plant and fill space.

Alternative Names

• Chewpixcel
• Open Arms Rose

This rose gives you soft colour, repeat blooms, and support for pollinators. It suits both small and medium UK gardens.