Roses
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“Endless summer blooms and award-winning heritage”
Rose ‘Queen Elizabeth’ Outstanding! Rose ‘Queen Elizabeth’ reigns as a garden legend... Tall, upright and floral. Named ‘World’s Favourite Rose’ in 1979, this iconic variety produces big, double pink blooms on strong stems, flowering continuously from early summer to autumn. 1.2m May-October
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£24.99 ITEM: 780282
Was £49.98 Rose ‘Peace’
“Quite possibly the most famous rose in recent years”
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£24.99 ITEM: 780248
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Named in 1945 to commemorate the end of the second World Wars, ‘Peace’ boasts beautiful primrose-yellow flowers that fade to blush-pink tips. Each of the large, showy double blooms are accompanied by a delightful fragrance! Repeat-flowering, disease resistant and easy to grow. 1.05m May-October
“Classic rose blooms with an enduring fragrance”
“A gift rose worth sharing”
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Harkness Rose ‘Friendship’™ A classic Hybrid Tea rose that glows with magnificent ivory cream blooms. ‘Friendship’ boasts a name, fragrance, and style that combine to make it a perfect gift for that special friend in your life. This bush rose bursts to life with delicate blooms from early summer every year, offering an annual reminder of your friendship. 90cm May-October
£24.99 ITEM: 780225
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£24.99 ITEM: 780274
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Harkness ‘The England Rugby Rose’ A beautiful Hybrid Tea rose that boasts a fresh fragrance and big blooms in a striking deep shade of red. Compact and easy to grow with dark green, disease-resistant foliage and a strong bushy habit. Fantastically versatile, this rose is ideal for planting in beds, borders, and large patio containers. 1.05m May-October
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