Floribunda Rose Trio Plants Collection

Floribunda Rose Trio Bare Root Plants Collection
1 Bare Root Plant Rose Precious Amber (Floribunda) Bare Root Plants
1 Bare Root Plant Rose Precious Gold (Floribunda) Bare Root Plants
1 Bare Root Plant Rose Precious Ruby (Floribunda) Bare Root Plants
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Floribunda Rose Trio Bare Root Plants Collection
1 Bare Root Plant Rose Precious Amber (Floribunda) Bare Root Plants
1 Bare Root Plant Rose Precious Gold (Floribunda) Bare Root Plants
1 Bare Root Plant Rose Precious Ruby (Floribunda) Bare Root Plants
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  • 3 Bare Root Plants, one of each variety
Botanical Name: Rosa x hybrida
SKU: 65452
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Product Description

Floribunda Rose Trio Bare Root Plants Collection brings a joyful medley of colour and scent to borders and containers alike. With long flowering periods and beautiful shades of apricot, yellow and red, this collection has been selected for its garden impact and floral appeal.

This set includes one bare root plant of each of the following varieties:

  • Rose Precious Amber – Double apricot blooms tinged with orange, fading to pink. Glossy bronze-red foliage when young gives a stunning contrast.
  • Rose Precious Gold – A floriferous yellow rose with compact growth and upright habit. Thrives in containers or sunny beds and borders.
  • Rose Precious Ruby – Red flowers produced in succession all summer. Excellent repeat blooming and colour throughout the season.
Planting & Harvesting
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  • Sow Indoors
  • Sow/Plant Outside
  • Flowers/Harvest
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