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Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG The Princes Trust
- BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal
for walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread - 275cm
x 60cm. Position - Will
thrive in most well
drained soils on an open
sunny site. Planting -
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Bloom of Ruth - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 100cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG WHITE WEDDING -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of blooms with a
good fragrance on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 300cm x 60cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Clg White Star - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of blooms with a
good fragrance on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 275cm x 60cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the PEACE - BARE ROOT
ROSE. Ideal for beds and
borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms with a good
fragrance on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 120cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser. RHS AGM =
Royal Horticultural
Societys Award of Garden
Merit
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the FRAGRANT CLOUD - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 90cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG HANDEL - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread -450cm
x 60cm. Position - Will
thrive in most well
drained soils on an open
sunny site. Planting -
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG DUBLIN BAY - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of exceptionally
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 350cm x 60cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser
RHS AGM = Royal
Horticultural Societys
Award of Garden Merit.
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG GALWAY BAY - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of blooms with a
good fragrance on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 350cm x 60cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG Ginger Syllabub -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of blooms with a
good fragrance on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 250cm x 100cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG ENA HARKNESS -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of blooms with a
good fragrance on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 400cm x 60cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Betty Harkness - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 80cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the RASPBERRY ROYAL -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
beds and borders, this
repeat flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 55cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the L'AIMANT - BARE ROOT
ROSE. Ideal for beds and
borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 90cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Clg Times Past - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 250cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Robert Winston - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 90cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
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-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the RED ROMANCE - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 50cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the RED ABUNDANCE - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms with a good
fragrance on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 80cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the PRINCESS OF WALES -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
beds and borders, this
repeat flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 55cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Margaret Chessum -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
beds and borders, this
repeat flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of blooms with a
good fragrance on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 90cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Pearl Abundance -
BARE ROOT ROSE.
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 80cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the WELL BEING - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 100cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CHINA TOWN - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 110cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser. RHS AGM =
Royal Horticultural
Societys Award of Garden
Merit
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Champagne Cocktail -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
beds and borders, this
repeat flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 100cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the FELLOWSHIP - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 80cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the JUST JOEY - BARE ROOT
ROSE. Ideal for beds and
borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 120cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the ROSA BELMONTE - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms with a good
fragrance on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 80cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the GLOWING PINK - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 55cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Easy Does It - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms with a good
fragrance on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 80cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser. RHS AGM =
Royal Horticultural
Societys Award of Garden
Merit
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CREAM DREAM - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 55cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the AMBER QUEEN - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 110cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the ARTHUR BELL - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 110cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the SWEET DREAM - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms with a good
fragrance on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 55cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
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-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the NEW ARRIVAL - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
delicately fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread - 80cm
x 60cm. Position - Will
thrive in most well
drained soils on an open
sunny site. Planting -
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame. This
will allow good light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feeding
- Feed in spring after
pruning and again in
midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the PURE GOLD - BARE ROOT
ROSE. Ideal for beds and
borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 120cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the QUEEN ELIZABETH -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
beds and borders, this
repeat flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 100cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the JACQUELINE DU PRE -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
beds and borders, this
repeat flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of exceptionally
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 100cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Faithful - BARE ROOT
ROSE. Ideal for beds and
borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 90cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Great North Eastern
Rose - BARE ROOT ROSE.
Ideal for beds and
borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 80cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the A FAITHFULL FRIEND -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
beds and borders, this
repeat flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread - 80cm
x 60cm. Position - Will
thrive in most well
drained soils on an open
sunny site. Planting -
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame. This
will allow good light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feeding
- Feed in spring after
pruning and again in
midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the YELLOW DREAM - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 55cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the NATIONAL TRUST - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 90cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the NATASHA RICHARDSON -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
beds and borders, this
repeat flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of exceptionally
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 80cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the TOWER BRIDGE - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 100cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the SWEET WONDER - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 55cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the YORK MINSTER - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 100cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the PETER AYLIFFE - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 100cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG ZEPHRINE DROUHIN
- BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal
for walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of exceptionally
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 300cm x 60cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
RHS AGM = Royal
Horticultural Societys
Award of Garden Merit
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG DOROTHY PERKINS -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread - 350cm
x 60cm. Position - Will
thrive in most well
drained soils on an open
sunny site. Planting -
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
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-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG BLOOMING
MARVELLOUS - BARE ROOT
ROSE. Ideal for walls and
trellises, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms with a good
fragrance on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread - 300cm
x 60cm. Position - Will
thrive in most well
drained soils on an open
sunny site. Planting -
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG ALBERTINE - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of exceptionally
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 400cm x 60cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Trumpeter - BARE ROOT
ROSE. Ideal for beds and
borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 80cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser. RHS AGM =
Royal Horticultural
Societys Award of Garden
Merit
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLAIRE MARSHALL -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
beds and borders, this
repeat flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of exceptionally
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 60cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the City of London - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms with a good
fragrance on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 90cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Apricot Abundance -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
beds and borders, this
repeat flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 80cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the GLYNDEBOURNE - Bare
Root Rose. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms with a good
fragrance on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 100cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the ALPINE SUNSET - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 80cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the AMAZING GRACE - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms with a good
fragrance on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 80cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Wandering Minstrel -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
beds and borders, this
repeat flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of blooms with a
good fragrance on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 85cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Pink Abundance - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 80cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertilise
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the HAPPY RETIREMENT
YEARS - BARE ROOT ROSE.
Ideal for beds and
borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms with a good
fragrance on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread - 80cm
x 60cm. Position - Will
thrive in most well
drained soils on an open
sunny site. Planting -
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame. This
will allow good light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feeding
- Feed in spring after
pruning and again in
midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the TEENAGE SPIRIT - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms with a good
fragrance on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 50cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the THE CARON KEATING
ROSE - BARE ROOT ROSE.
Ideal for beds and
borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 80cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Clg The New Dawn -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of blooms with a
good fragrance on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 300cm x 60cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the ICEBERG - BARE ROOT
ROSE. Ideal for beds and
borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 90cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser. RHS AGM =
Royal Horticultural
Societys Award of Garden
Merit
Availability: In Stock
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Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the PAISLEY ABBEY - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 150cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the NICE N EASY - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 55cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the MADRIGAL - BARE ROOT
ROSE. exceptionally
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 120cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Golden Patio - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 55cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Esperanza - BARE ROOT
ROSE. Ideal for beds and
borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 80cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Ena Harkness - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms with a good
fragrance on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 100cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the PAPER 1ST ANNIVERSARY
- BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal
for beds and borders,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread - 55cm
x 60cm. Position - Will
thrive in most well
drained soils on an open
sunny site. Planting -
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame. This
will allow good light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feeding
- Feed in spring after
pruning and again in
midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the HAPPY TIMES - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Happy Times
(DEEP PINK) Ideal for
beds and borders, this
repeat flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 55cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the MOUNTBATTEN - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 110cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Virginia Mc Kenna -
BARE ROOT ROSE. blooms
with a good fragrance on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 90cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Janeen - BARE ROOT
ROSE. Ideal for beds and
borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
exceptionally fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 90cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG SCHOOLGIRL - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of blooms with a
good fragrance on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 400cm x 60cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG Kiftsgate - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms followed by good
hips on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 350cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG Breathe of Life -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of exceptionally
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 300cm x 60cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG PINK PERPETUE -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread - 350cm
x 60cm. Position - Will
thrive in most well
drained soils on an open
sunny site. Planting -
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG Seagull - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 350cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
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-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Clg Susie - BARE ROOT
ROSE. Ideal for walls and
trellises, this
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 175cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG SUPER EXCELSA -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread - 220cm
x 60cm. Position - Will
thrive in most well
drained soils on an open
sunny site. Planting -
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG SIMPLE LIFE -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of blooms with a
good fragrance on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 200cm x 60cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG Best Wishes -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread - 350cm
x 60cm. Position - Will
thrive in most well
drained soils on an open
sunny site. Planting -
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame. This
will allow good light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feeding
- Feed in spring after
pruning and again in
midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG Pauls Scarlet -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 350cm x 60cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the CLG PERPETUALLY YOURS
- BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal
for walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of exceptionally
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 275cm x 60cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Cream Of The Crop -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
beds and borders, this
repeat flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 55cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the Clg High Hopes - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
walls and trellises,
this repeat flowering
rose produces beautiful
clusters of blooms with a
good fragrance on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread - 400cm x 60cm.
Position - Will thrive in
most well drained soils
on an open sunny site.
Planting - Water
thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
First remove dead,
diseased or dying
branches. Then tie in any
new shoots needed to fill
supports. Prune any
flowered side shoots back
by two thirds of their
length. If the plantis
heavily congested, cut
out any really old
branches from the base to
promote new growth.
Feeding - Feed in spring
after pruning and again
in midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£8.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the VIOLET CLOUD - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
fragrant blooms on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 55cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the LOVE NEVER DIES -
BARE ROOT ROSE. Ideal for
beds and borders, this
repeat flowering rose
produces beautiful
clusters of blooms with a
good fragrance on
attractive foliage from
May to September. Key
Features Height and
Spread 55cm x 60cm.
Position Will thrive in
most well drained soils,
on an open sunny site.
Planting Water thoroughly
or stand container in
water for an hour before
planting. Dig a hole
twice the size of the
pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the At Peace Rose - BARE
ROOT ROSE. Ideal for beds
and borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
blooms with a good
fragrance on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread - 80cm
x 60cm. Position - Will
thrive in most well
drained soils on an open
sunny site. Planting -
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Watering - Water
well after planting and
for the first growing
season. Aftercare - Roses
benefit from a mulch of
organic material, around
the base of the plant
after planting. Mulching
keeps in moisture,
prevents weeds and adds
nutrients to the soil.
Dead Heading - Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning -
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame. This
will allow good light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feeding
- Feed in spring after
pruning and again in
midsummer, with a
general rose fertiliser
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Available
-
Please be aware that this
plant is dispatched fresh
from the nursery once a
week on a Wednesday, for
delivery on the Thursday
or Friday. Please make
sure your order is placed
by 12pm Tuesday to ensure
you qualify for a
Wednesday dispatch.
Available at Notcutts is
the KEROS - BARE ROOT
ROSE. Ideal for beds and
borders, this repeat
flowering rose produces
beautiful clusters of
delicately fragrant
blooms on attractive
foliage from May to
September. Key Features
Height and Spread 110cm x
60cm. Position Will
thrive in most well
drained soils, on an
open sunny site. Planting
Water thoroughly or stand
container in water for an
hour before planting. Dig
a hole twice the size of
the pot, mix compost and
fertiliser with the soil
from the hole, remove
pot, place plant in the
hole so that the top of
the root ball is level
with the surrounding
soil, back fill and firm
down to prevent air
pockets. Water well after
planting and for the
first growing season.
Aftercare Roses benefit
from a mulch of organic
material, around the
base of the plant after
planting. This keeps in
moisture, prevents weeds
and adds nutrients to the
soil. Dead heading Remove
spent flowers after
flowering, this will
encourage repeat
flowering. Pruning
Lightly prune in autumn
to prevent wind rock over
winter. In spring prune
down to good, strong,
outward facing buds to
produce an open wine
glass shaped frame, to
allow lots of light and
air movement into and
around the plant. Feed in
spring after pruning and
again in midsummer, with
a general rose
fertiliser.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
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