Rose : Rose - Everlasting Classic Rose Collection
1 plant - Blue Moon @ £6.99
Catalogue Code: 67531
Despatch: April 2010
1 plant - Cheshire Life @ £6.99
Catalogue Code: 67503
Despatch: April 2010
1 plant - Gold Crown @ £6.99
Catalogue Code: 61582
Despatch: April 2010
1 plant - Uncle Walter @ £6.99
Catalogue Code: 67527
Despatch: April 2010
1 plant - Queen Elizabeth @ £6.99
Catalogue Code: 67575
Despatch: April 2010
1 plant - Chandos Beauty @ £6.99
Catalogue Code: 61583
Despatch: April 2010
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6 plants - 1 of each @ £16.94
Catalogue Code: 61584
Despatch: April 2010
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Hardy Shrub
Ideal For:
Border, Cottage Garden, Cut Flower, Scented
Flowers:
June, July, August, September
Roses are highly prized in the garden so it is important to buy the best plants available. This collection of fragrant hybrid tea roses have been specially selected for their excellent quality with 2 to 5 stems per bush, depending on the variety.
Height: Up to 120cm (47) Spread: Up to 100cm (40) Bare root plants supplied.
Pictured clockwise from top left:
- Queen Elizabeth (pink)
- Gold Crown (yellow)
- Uncle Walter (deep red)
- Chandos Beauty (creamy peach)
- Chesire Life (red)
- Blue Moon (lilac)
How to Grow
Rose - Everlasting Classic Rose Collection
- Bareroot Plants
- Plant bareroot roses at the earliest opportunity following delivery. If planting is not possible then heel them in by covering the roots with soil until conditions allow them to be planted in their permanent positions.
- When growing roses, choose a position in fertile well drained soil in full sun.
- Roses are greedy plants so add a small handful of granular fertiliser and mix some well rotted manure or compost into the soil prior to planting.
- Dig a hole of sufficient width and depth to comfortably accommodate the bareroot plant. Position the plant in the hole so that the base of the stems sits just below soil level. Backfill the soil around the roots of the plant, firm in, and water well.
- Aftercare
- Feed and water roses regularly.
- Deadhead faded flowers.
- In autumn apply a mulch of well rotted manure or compost to the base of the plant.
- In winter, begin pruning roses by removing dead and diseased wood, and any rubbing or damaged branches. Then reduce the stems to 20cm (8) above ground level. Side shoots should be reduced to two buds.
