A white climbing rose recommendaton please?

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Can anyone recommend a white climbing (preferably highly scented) rose please? It will, initally, go in a huge pot against a sandstone wall (east facing).

Also, what is the best thing for black spot and is there an eco friendly way to kill greenfly withoug spraying with chemicals? thank you.

Iceberg climbing rose is stunning, although only slightly scented.
I just pick off the black spot leaves and mulch. There are less and less each year when I keep on top of it.
You can buy ladybird larvae to help control aphids.

Claire Austin, Iceberg, two lovely climbing roses.
I use Rose Clear spray for black spot, it's the only chemical l use in garden, when l have tried not using it l have had really bad blacklist on certain roses, the newer David Austin roses are meant to be less prone to black spot. I pick off any signs of disease on leaf asap. Try to water only at very base of rose, not the leaves
I just use a gentle hose of water to spray off the greenfly. Ladybirds are best deterrent as they eat them.

I got Claire Austin, which is nice, and gets compliments from my neighbours, but I wish I’d got iceberg. It’s a classic (although less scented I think). I am knee deep in aphids and find the best way is to manually wipe them off the bits I can reach with a fairy liquid solution and a cloth. It’s a pain in the bum but quite satisfying in the end.

I’d recommend this one from David Austin. I have lots of white climbing roses and this is the prettiest and the most disease resistant.

www.davidaustinroses.co.uk/products/mme-alfred-carriere

I would say you need to plant your rose in its final pot and position - it will be pointless training it otherwise and it won’t like to be moved or repotted.

Was also about to recommend Mme Alfred Carriere too as its good on a north or east facing wall. It's not as bright white as Iceberg, slight pinky cream flush but i prefer that, and it smells wonderful. Is it a big wall as it can get to 6m plus?

Starlight Symphony from Harkness Roses. Gorgeous, vigorous, healthy with a lovely fragrance and just keeps on flowering. It’s meant to be a rose you’ll never have to spray and so far it’s lived up to this promise (I’ve had it for about five years). https://www.roses.co.uk/product/531116/rose-climbing-starlight-symphony-3l-4l-potted?Media=PPCHRSGOOG&gclsrc=aw.ds&&source=HRGGPMPP10&utm_source=HRGGPMPP10&utm_medium=cpc&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=20954114323&gbraid=0AAAAABzPSgkEfbQlDilPmRKTC7FryxUJb&gclid=Cj0KCQjwoNzABhDbARIsALfY8VOv1VHZoK5eIzaysxHkFMdVQD0zEuW_AhQVwg7LRo3G3_wvb6s4sZ0aAiBjEALw_wcB

Oh and it’s great for pollinators too!

Thank you everyone!
Yes it is a 'big wall' as it would be up the front of a 3 story sandstone house.
It's east facing, and by a busy road and I'm in Scotland so I'd need something reasonably hardy I guess.

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@ComingInByAnsible I like that rose! it almost looks like a camellia bloom?

@Trueloveneverdies the Carriere looks lovely too (the scent!) and thank you for your advice on potting / moving. I moved a rose from a garden when I moved and brought it along in a pot. It seemed okay (ish) for 3 years but it died over the winter and I felt so sad about it. I should have left it alone. This new white rose will be in it's honour.

The rose that died was a beautiful yellow with pink edges buds and the flowers became more pink as they opened.. Large cup flowers and highly scented.
does anyone know which that might be please?:

I have an Iceberg which is absolutely bomb proof - best rose I've ever bought. I had a Carriere but the problem with them is that whilst they are sold as repeat flowerers they often only have one bloom at a time.... Félicité-Perpétue is a very pretty rambler and does well in a sunny spot.

Claire Austin is a wonderful rose.

Narrow Water.
Smells divine.