Breeders Choice Collection - Hardy Shrub - Exquisite Garden Roses for Stunning Summer Displays and Floral Arrangements - Ideal Cottage Garden - 3X Bareroots by Thompson and Morgan

• A garden "must-have" for enthusiasts and novices alike.
• Stunning, well-branched rose bushes with individually exquisite blooms.
• Ideal for creating beautiful cut flower arrangements.
• Specially selected for their captivating colours and forms.
• Enhances mixed borders and established rose gardens for a dazzling summer display.
• Supplied as 3x Rose 'Breeder's Choice Collection' Plants.

Elevate your garden with the Rose 'Breeders Choice Collection'—a horticultural masterpiece that every garden enthusiast must have. These well-branched rose bushes are adorned with exquisitely formed blooms, each stem bearing a unique and captivating flower. Not only are these roses a sight to behold in your garden, but they also make perfect additions to your cut flower arrangements, ensuring you bring the beauty of the outdoors indoors. Our 'Breeders Choice Collection' is the result of careful selection for both colour and form, making these roses the stars of mixed borders and established rose gardens. Their stunning display in summer will leave your garden bathed in floral splendour. With a height of 1m (3') and a spread of 60cm (24"), these roses are a garden essential, and they arrive as bare roots, ready to flourish under your care. Supplied as 3x Rose 'Breeder's Choice Collection' Plants. How to Grow: Light: Plant in an open, full-sun location that hasn't hosted roses recently. Temperature: Roses thrive in a rich, fertile, well-drained soil. Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist and add mulch after pruning. Feeding: Regularly feed with a granular fertiliser and well-rotted manure. Humidity: No specific humidity requirements. Images shown are for guidance only and depict the expected results of plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Images are included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g., deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).