Peter Beales Roses UK Isn't She Lovely Bush Rose, Creamy-Gold Double Blooms, 75cm x 60cm, Fragrant

• AWARD WINNING: Recipient of the prestigious Garden Merit Award and Gold Standard Award in 2008, recognising its exceptional garden performance.
• FLOWERING CHARACTERISTICS: Large, double, high-centred blooms featuring creamy-gold buds that open to reveal pink and golden tones in the middle.
• FRAGRANCE AND BLOOMING: Highly fragrant variety that offers excellent repeat flowering from June through November.
• GROWTH HABITS: Compact bush rose reaching approximately 75cm in height and 60cm in width, ideal for growing in containers.
• VERSATILITY: Well-suited for both container growing and cut flower arrangements, demonstrating strong disease resistance.

Discover the exquisitePeter Beales 'Isn't She Lovely' bush rose, a stunning Hybrid Tea variety that brings elegance to any garden. Standing 75cm x 60cm, this award-winning rose produces large, double, high-centred blooms in mesmerising creamy-gold hues, with delicate pink and golden tones at their heart. The pointed buds unfurl to reveal flowers that boast a delightful fragrance, making them perfect for both garden displays and cut flower arrangements. Introduced in 2007 by Peter Beales Roses UK, this remarkable variety demonstrates excellent disease resistance and impressive repeat flowering from June through November. Its compact size makes it ideal for container growing, whilst its varied thorn count adds to its classic rose character. A recipient of the prestigious Garden Merit Award, this rose combines beauty with reliable performance. Whether planted in borders or positioned in pots, 'Isn't She Lovely' lives up to its name with its charming display and robust growing habits. 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.