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“A striking award-winning rose that brings colour, reliability, and repeat flower power to your garden”
Roses
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“Patio-size beauty! Blooms even in tighter spaces”
£24.99 ITEM: 780124
Was £49.98 Rose of the Year 2003
Harkness Rose ‘Pamela’s Rose’ Pamela’s Rose brings all the elegance of a traditional rose but in a compact, patio-friendly format that’s incredibly easy to grow. A strong, long-flowering rose that’s happy in a pot or smaller spaces, yet still delivers on style and substance. The salmon-pink blooms are produced in generous clusters. 50cm May-October
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Rose ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ Unlike any rose you’ve ever grown... ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ boasts unique mesmerising blooms with golden stamens and a fragrance that floats through the garden. Crowned ‘Rose of the Year’ in 2003, it blends show-stopping colour and garden reliability beautifully. 90cm May-October
Was £49.98 “Unique and exotic flower colour!”
£24.99 ITEM: 780296
“Aromatic and beautiful. Few flowers are as drawing as roses!”
Harkness Rose ‘At Peace’® An abundance of heavenly scented flowers await your garden with Rose ‘At Peace’. Repeat flowering through summer and into early autumn with big and beautifully formed creamy yellow blooms. This superb bush rose is a favourite of anyone that grows it. 75cm May-October
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£24.99 ITEM: 780338
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Rose ‘Hot Chocolate’ ‘Hot Chocolate’ is an eye-catching and unique rose. Vivid, burnt-orange flower buds open
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£24.99 ITEM: 780188
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into incredible and smoky chocolate-red blooms against a lush background of dark green leaves. Each flower is accompanied by an intense old-rose fragrance. 90cm May-October
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