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BARE ROOT Red £19.99 ITEM: 530191


Patio Standard Roses SAVE


BARE ROOT White £19.99 ITEM: 530194 Pink BARE ROOT £19.99 ITEM: 530193 BARE ROOT Yellow T £19.99 ITEM: 530192


he 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- October


Yellow £25 SAVE Blush White Pink Apricot From borders and pots to beds and cut


flowers, these will look incredible anywhere Peter McDermott, Head Gardener at YouGarden


Red SClassic ‘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 fully 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


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SAVE £25 5 BARE ROOTS


£24.95 ITEM: 530022


Was £49.95


40cm stem


SAVE £50 4 X BARE ROOTS


BUY ALL FOUR


£29.96 ITEM: 530199


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