Pruning - Roses can be pruned during later winter (February and March) when growth is just resuming. Roses should be dead headed as the flowers die to allow repeat flowering.
Soil - Fertile - humus rich and moist
Suitable for container planting - yes
Growth speed - Fast Growing
Flowering period - June to September/early October
Planting position - Full sun through to semi shade
Evergreen - No
Winter Hardy - Fully Hardy
Roses will grow in almost any soil as long as it is well drained. We would advise putting some well-rotten manure into the planting area.
Roses are deep rooted so make sure you dig a deep enough hole - approximately twice as wide as the roots. If planting them in a container make sure the compost does not dry out by watering regularly. Feeding the roses is also a good option whether it be specific rose fertiliser or just a general purpose feed.
Ideal against a garden wall or trellis
