Hybrid Tea Roses NEW
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Rose ‘Loving Memory’
A wonderful choice for a path-side border or a bench-side container to enjoy its sweetly scented fragrance and rich, red blooms.
Height 1.5m/59in | Spread 1m/39in Plant Nov-Mar | Flowers Jun-Sep
5140-1355 | 1 bare root rose £12.99
Rose ‘Loving Mum’
Spectacular orange flowers tinged with gold on a compact, upright plant perfect for a container. The flowers have a delicate fragrance and keep coming right through summer.
Height 1.5m/59in | Spread 1m/39in Plant Nov-Mar | Flowers Jun-Sep
5140-1356 | 1 bare root rose £12.99 Mix 'n' Match Buy any 3 bare root roses and get 1 free NEW NEW
Rose ‘Velvet Fragrance’
Beautiful velvety deep crimson flowers with a delicious strong fragrance on strong, healthy plants with dark green foliage. This superb hybrid tea rose repeat flowers all summer.
Height 1.5m/59in | Spread 1m/39in Plant Nov-Mar | Flowers Jun-Sep
5140-1371 | 1 bare root rose CHOOSE ANY 4 £12.99
and one rose will be free
Rose ‘Moody Blue’
Large lilac flowers and exceptional sweet scent. Flowers abundantly through summer on strong, vigorous plants with glossy green foliage. Ideal for container growing and cutting.
Height 1m/39in | Spread 1m/39in Plant Nov-Mar | Flowers Jun-Sep
5140-1358 | 1 bare root rose £12.99
Rose ‘Ice Cream’
Produces big flowers in a delicious- looking vanilla shade and emitting a rare cinnamon scent. Offsetting glossy- green foliage this rose will make a charming container plant.
Height 1m/39in | Spread 1m/39in Plant Nov-Mar | Flowers Jun-Sep
5140-1349 | 1 bare root rose £12.99
Rose ‘Twice In A Blue Moon’
Although there’s no such thing as a true blue rose, Rose ‘Twice in a Blue Moon’ comes the closest! These lilac- silver flowers with hints of blue are a unique addition to your garden.
Height 90cm/35in | Spread 60cm/23in Plant Nov-Mar | Flowers Jun-Nov
5140-1210 | 1 bare root rose £12.99
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