BEAUTIFUL ROSES SAVEUP
TO£40
November winter hardy Late Classic ‘Old English’ Shrub
Rose Collection Excellent roses bred using the latest techniques for displays that last throughout the summer. Each variety produces wave after wave of fully double blooms for up to six months, each loaded with delicate petals and an exquisite perfume. The roses are very similar to those that have been victorious at previous editions of the Chelsea Flower Show, demonstrating their pedigree and impressive form. 1m May-October
Yellow Blush white
✔ Wonderful roses bred for summer-long displays, superb fragrance, and reliable garden performance!
Apricot Collection 1 OF EACH COLOUR
SAVE £40 5 BARE ROOTS
Red Pink
£24.95 ITEM: 530022
Was £64.95 Rose 5 Collection SAVE £20
3 BARE ROOTS PINK, APRICOT & RED
£18.97 ITEM: 540414
Was £38.97 Rose 3
All totally
3 FOR 2 MIX N’ MATCH
BARE ROOT
3 FOR 2 MIX N’ MATCH
“Vigorous shrub rose with impressive summer flowering and wildlife appeal”
BARE ROOT ITEM: 540328 £19.99
Rose moyesii ‘Geranium’ Flowering once from late spring to midsummer each year, with long arching stems lined with single, five-petalled flowers of the most vivid crimson-red. The petals have a slightly waxy sheen, catching the light beautifully, while the pale stamens gleam at the centre of each 6cm bloom. 2.5m May-July
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“Striking award-winning roses for colour, reliability and repeat flower power”
Rose ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ Unlike any rose you’ve ever grown... ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ boasts a mesmerising blue-purple bloom with golden stamens and a fragrance that floats through the garden. Awarded ‘Rose of the Year’ in 2003, it blends show-stopping colour and garden reliability beautifully. 90cm May-September
Order at
YouGarden.com or call 0844 6 569 569
Calls cost 5p per minute plus your network’s access charge
ITEM: 530065 £19.99
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