This rose sets good autumn fruit if left unprunned. Do not Prune in February
Do not Plant in August
Good disease resistance. Rose petals are brewed for tea blends and sometimes used in gargles and tonics to treat congestion, sore throats, and stomach disorders. Free UK home delivery on all flowers. Tolerant of poorer soils and shade.
May be shy to flower initially. Bred by Pearce.https://www.classicroses.co.uk/roses/absolutely-fabulous-bush-rose.htmlhttps://www.classicroses.co.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/1/small_image/210x/80001368a691de7873b2815241050b0e/a/b/absolutely_fabulous_bm_23_1000px.jpg(Floribunda) Best of the Best 2010. Plant does not flower in April Excellent glossy foliage. Roses are edible! Like most Noisettes, this rose comes into flower a week or two later than other ramblers and benefits from being able to tolerate a northerly aspect and shade. With matt, grey-green leaves and good autumnal fruit this underrated form of 'Rosa x alba' derserves more attention, especially as an informal hedge or a lax shrub in the wilder garden or group planting in woodland. Plants Do Take cuttings in September An ideal specimen for the garden or for growing in a pot where space is limited. Rose water is a refreshing skin splash. Shows its parentage with its dark green crinkled foliage and finely prickled stems. Of unknown origin dating from 16th century or earlier.https://www.classicroses.co.uk/roses/alba-semi-plena-shrub-rose.htmlhttps://www.classicroses.co.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/1/small_image/210x/80001368a691de7873b2815241050b0e/a/l/alba_semi-plena_a_1000px.jpg(Alba) Semi-double, sweetly scented, pure white flowers with pronounced anthers borne on an upright but graceful bush. From sunflowers and roses, to eucalyptus and gypsophila, add a …
The repeat flowering blooms when fully open are often quartered and are complemented with large dark green leaves. Plant does not flower in January An ideal specimen for the garden or for growing in a pot where space is limited. With densely arching growth, the leaves are soft to the touch, yet quite crisp in texture. A very useful rose where a yellow shade of the Rugosa type is desired and this is one of the few yellows within this family. Plant does flower in August Renowned for their beautiful, often many petalled, repeat flowering blooms and enticing, rich fragrances there are now over 200 rose varieties bred by David Austin, each one making a fantastic contribution to any garden. Upright and well foliated in growth. The dog rose is a common symbol in medieval heraldry. Dog rose flowers are an important nectar source for insects and its fruits are a food source for birds such as blackbirds, redwings and waxwings. Learn more about easy roses to grow, especially for beginners. Do not Take cuttings in December Advertisement. Bred by Adam.https://www.classicroses.co.uk/roses/adam-messerich-shrub-rose.htmlhttps://www.classicroses.co.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/1/small_image/210x/80001368a691de7873b2815241050b0e/a/d/adam_messerich_bm_12_1000px.jpg(Bourbon) The scented, semi-double, luminous bright pink blooms are abundantly produced in clusters throughout the season, fading with age to a softer, but still a pleasing pink. Passionate about roses since 1968
Bred by Vibert.https://www.classicroses.co.uk/roses/alba-maxima-shrub-rose.htmlhttps://www.classicroses.co.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/1/small_image/210x/80001368a691de7873b2815241050b0e/a/l/alba_maxima_bm_15_1000px.jpg(Alba) 'Jacobite Rose' 'White Rose of York'.