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Patio Rose Collection | Roses for Pots
- Our growers' best ever collection of premium patio roses for pots and containers, curated for a beautifully coordinated display all summer long
- Patio roses are bushy, compact plants with clusters of small flowers. They have excellent heat resistance, bloom repeatedly and most are fragrant
- You will receive three garden-ready potted rose plants chosen by our growers from a wide selection of the best performing varieties
- Hardy perennial plants grown to an almost mature size and ready to bloom, coming back bigger and stronger every year
- For best results, plant your roses in a sunny, sheltered place. These varieties have been specially selected for their compact size, making them perfect for pots or smaller spaces
- Water every 2-3 days when newly planted, add some Rootgrow or rose food to the planting hole and dig in plenty of compost or well rotted manure. Once established, your roses will need much less watering
- Prune your roses once a year - our grower recommends deadheading (removing the flowers as they finish) to encourage more blooms
$80.09
Patio Rose Collection | Roses for Pots—
$80.09
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- Our growers' best ever collection of premium patio roses for pots and containers, curated for a beautifully coordinated display all summer long
- Patio roses are bushy, compact plants with clusters of small flowers. They have excellent heat resistance, bloom repeatedly and most are fragrant
- You will receive three garden-ready potted rose plants chosen by our growers from a wide selection of the best performing varieties
- Hardy perennial plants grown to an almost mature size and ready to bloom, coming back bigger and stronger every year
- For best results, plant your roses in a sunny, sheltered place. These varieties have been specially selected for their compact size, making them perfect for pots or smaller spaces
- Water every 2-3 days when newly planted, add some Rootgrow or rose food to the planting hole and dig in plenty of compost or well rotted manure. Once established, your roses will need much less watering
- Prune your roses once a year - our grower recommends deadheading (removing the flowers as they finish) to encourage more blooms
