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BARE ROOT Harkness Rose ‘Alfie Boe’® £19.99


Yellow buds open into full, petal-packed blooms that fade gracefully to cream. An unusual myrrh and soap fragrance carries through summer into autumn. 90cm May-September


ITEM: 540130


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BARE ROOT ITEM: 530435 £19.99


“Award-winning rose with incredible scent, glorious colour, and proven garden performance”


Harkness Rose ‘Chandos Beauty’® The number one most fragrant rose from renowned growers Harkness Roses, ‘Chandos Beauty’ is an award-winning delight, flowering abundantly for months! This standout variety brings all the glamour of classic roses with the reliability of a modern hybrid. Hybrid Tea Bush Rose. 1.05m May-September


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BARE ROOT ITEM: 540397 £19.99 Harkness Rose ‘Ruby 40th Wedding Anniversary’®


Deep ruby blooms return each summer as a living marker of forty years together, standing out against thick, glossy foliage into autumn. 1.05m May-September


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“Velvety blooms in sultry deep shades. A real rose rarity!”


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Rose ‘Queen Elizabeth’ BARE ROOT


Neat, tidy growth carries big double blooms with real presence, delicately scented and reliably impactful through the whole summer season. 1.2m June-October


ITEM: 530529 £19.99 Rose ‘Black Baccara’


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BARE ROOT £19.99 ITEM: 530317


Not quite black but possibly the closest to it in a rose – this beauty demands to be admired, with sumptuous deep crimson- purple blooms. Produces big, elegant, flowers in abundance. Buds first emerge in the deepest chocolate maroon, before brightening subtly as the petals unfurl. 1.05m June-September


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