Peter Beales Roses RNLI 200th with Courage Floribunda Rose, Coppery-Orange Double Blooms, 90cm x 90cm

• DIMENSIONS: Compact bush rose reaching 90cm x 90cm, perfect for growing in pots or as a small climber with its versatile size.
• BLOOMS: Stunning double flowers featuring coppery-orange hearts with pink outer petals and yellow accents, opening from salmon-tipped buds.
• FRAGRANCE: Sweet apple scent that intensifies as the blooms mature, revealing golden stamens.
• FLOWERING HABIT: Repeat flowering floribunda variety producing abundant clusters of blooms throughout the season.
• FOLIAGE: Glossy mid-green foliage complementing the vibrant flowers, with varied thorn count for natural protection.

Introducing the RNLI 200th With Courage rose, a stunning floribunda variety from Peter Beales Roses. This compact bush showcases clusters of magnificent double blooms that emerge from salmon-tipped buds, unfurling to reveal deeply vibrant coppery-orange hearts with delicate pink outer petals and subtle yellow accents. As the flowers mature, they transition to an elegant peach hue, whilst releasing an enchanting sweet apple fragrance that intensifies as golden stamens become visible. Set against glossy mid-green foliage, this repeat-flowering beauty reaches 90cm in height and spread, making it perfect for container growing or as a small climber. The rose is particularly suited for cut flower arrangements, bringing its captivating colours and scent indoors. Its wildlife-friendly nature adds another dimension to its charm, whilst its varied thorn count adds to its classic rose character. This 2024 introduction promises to be a delightful addition to any garden, offering continuous blooms throughout the season. How do I care for potted roses before planting? Keep them watered and in a sheltered spot if you don’t plant them right away. Avoid letting the soil dry out. Do potted roses need special care after planting? Ensure they are well-watered and mulched. They should settle quickly if planted in good conditions. PLEASE NOTE - Rose bush may not be in flower at time of dispatch. All of our rose bushes are cut back from OCTOBER - MARCH every year to help maintain a strong plant.