Toggle Nav
Menu
Account
Search
Advanced Search
My Cart
Delivered to your door
Great quality products
Loyal and happy customers
image
British Celebration Roses - The Best of Luck Rose
£13.95
View delivery rates

British Celebration Roses - The Best of Luck Rose

£13.95
British Celebration Roses - The Best of Luck Rose
British Celebration Roses - The Best of Luck Rose
Out of stock
Quick Overview

British Celebration Roses, the perfect gift for that special occasion

 

  • The perfect gift for that special occasion
  • An absolute classic shrub for today's garden
  • A fully hardy, high quality Rose
Plant Size (cm)
Plant Size (cm)
61cm - 80cm
Pot Size - Litre
Pot Size - Litre
5 Litre
Anticipated Height
Anticipated Height
80cm
Toleration
Toleration
-10
Flowering Colour
Flowering Colour
Yellow
Growth Speed
Growth Speed
Very Quick
View Full Description
Out of stock
Add to Wish List

The British Rose is one of the best loved shrubs in our garden.  With such a large variety of colours, and some scented, why not send a distinctive British Rose Bush to celebrate such occasions as Special Anniversaries, Birthdays, Special Mum, Grandma/Grandad, Thank You or just because with the With Love Rose.

The Rose is planted in a 3.5 litre container with a descriptive label detailing the care instructions along with the celebration.  The Roses have been pruned back to get ready for the new season.  The Roses can be gift wrapped just click gift wrap at checkout and leave details of your message that will be hand written on a gift card.

The Best of Luck Rose is Golden Yellow in colour with cluster blooms that are slightly scented.  It will grow to approximately 80cm in height.

Pruning - Roses can be pruned during late winter (February and March) when growth is just resuming.  Roses should be dead headed after flowering late Summer/early Autumn.

Soil - Fertile, Humus-rich and moist

Suitable for Container Planting - Yes

Growth Speed - Fast Growing

Flowering period - June to September/early October

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 rotted 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.