Peter Beales Roses UK Reine Des Violettes Shrub Rose, Purple Double Flowers, 150cm x 90cm, Highly Fragrant, Award-Winning

• DIMENSIONS: Impressive shrub rose reaching 150cm x 90cm, perfect for creating dramatic garden displays or growing in pots.
• FLOWERING PERIOD: Produces abundant violet, fully double blooms continuously from June through November with strong fragrance.
• LOW MAINTENANCE: Features very few thorns and thrives in most soil conditions, making it exceptionally easy to care for.
• VERSATILE USE: Excellent as both a shrub rose and small climber, ideal for cut flowers and container growing.
• AWARD-WINNING: Recipient of the prestigious Garden Merit Award, recognised for outstanding garden performance and reliability.

Discover the enchanting Peter Beales 'Reine Des Violettes', a magnificent Hybrid Perpetual shrub rose that reaches an impressive height of 150cm. This award-winning variety, introduced in 1860, produces an abundance of soft, velvety, purple double blooms from June through November. The large shrub features lush foliage and remarkably few thorns, making it a pleasure to maintain. Its strong fragrance fills the air throughout the flowering season, creating a sensory delight in any garden setting. This versatile rose thrives in most soil conditions and can be grown either as a substantial shrub or trained as a small climber. Perfect for growing in pots or creating stunning cut flower arrangements, Reine Des Violettes continues to charm gardeners with its repeat flowering nature and prestigious Garden Merit Award recognition. Its adaptability to poorer soils makes it an excellent choice for various garden situations. 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.