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‘Cutie Pie’ When most of us think of roses, we picture tall, thorny stems with a handful of blooms at the top. But ‘Cutie Pie’ is quite different. This delightful variety forms a naturally low, spreading carpet that quickly fills borders, paths and containers with hundreds of soft pink flowers — each reminiscent of delicate spring apple blossom. 10cm June-September
✔ Forms a flowering carpet of soft pink blooms
✔ Perfect for ground cover, borders, pots and containers
✔ Completely thorn- free — safe for paths, patios and borders
✔ Flowers continuously June to September
Ultimate Rose ‘Bloom Booster’
ITEM: 100196 750g £6.50 SAVE £8.49
Perfect in pots
“Spreads gently to form clusters of delicate flowers, all summer long”
9CM POT ITEM: 531026£9.99
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£19.97 ITEM: 531027
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“A rewarding rose that is very easy on the eye”
£24.99 ITEM: 780060
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Harkness Rose ‘Bridge of Sighs’ Rose ‘Bridge of Sighs’ boasts delicate bright peach petals when in bloom, which are semi-double in shape, and open wide in good-sized clusters. The unique coloured blooms standout even more contrasting against glossy, dark green foliage. 2.5m May-September
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“Endless summer blooms and award-winning heritage”
Rose ‘Queen Elizabeth’ Outstanding! Rose ‘Queen Elizabeth’ reigns as a garden legend... Tall, upright and floral. Named ‘World’s Favourite Rose’ in 1979, this iconic variety produces big, double pink blooms on strong stems, flowering continuously from early summer to autumn. 1.2m May-October
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£24.99 ITEM: 780282
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