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Patio Standard Roses
“Pure white blooms that charm with scent and ease, all summer long”
Rose ‘Iceberg’ ‘Iceberg’ is quite simply one of the very best
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white roses ever bred - and it is not hard to understand why! This Floribunda produces wave upon wave of gorgeous clusters of medium-sized, lightly double, pure-white flowers in a wonderful contrast against its dark-green, glossy foliage. 90cm May-October
“Border and bed-filling gift rose with beautiful Floribunda flowers”
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PATIO STANDARD PINK ROSE IN 4 LITRE POT
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PATIO STANDARD RED ROSE IN 4 LITRE POT
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“Beautiful, elegant blooms all summer long – each rose has a 40cm stem!”
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Was £49.98 Harkness ‘Fab at 50’® Birthday Rose
Celebrate a landmark with a remarkable gift rose. ‘Fab at 50’ is a delightful variety, eye-catching in almost any planting space, from beds and borders to pots and containers. Pink spring buds soon open into Floribunda roses with light blush pink outer petals, darkening to a dominant peach central shading. 1.05m May-October
The spectacular way to elevate magnificent displays! Bring the blooms closer to you, lifted above your other plants, beds and borders. Big, bold roses flower continuously from early summer to autumn. It takes expert growers a full three years to produce these gems, as they ‘top graft’ the flowering bush onto straight stems of the rootstock. Standard Roses. 1.2m June-September
✔ These shapely standard roses bring colour to your garden and patio – big or small!
✔ Masses of red blooms repeat flower from May to the first frosts for a long-lasting seasonal display
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