Rose Sweet Romantica (Hybrid Tea) Plants

1 Bare Root Plant Rose Sweet Romantica (Hybrid Tea) Bare Root Plants
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Botanical Name: Rosa x hybrida
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Rose Sweet Romantica (Hybrid Tea) Bare Root Plants captivate with large, fragrant double flowers in soft pink and apricot tones. The tightly packed petals create the classic rose shape, producing one bloom per stem, perfect for elegant garden borders or stunning cut flower displays. Disease-resistant and compact, it flourishes in sunny locations from early summer to autumn.

Hybrid Tea: The classic rose shape flower with beautiful scent. The oldest class of modern bush roses. Usually, only one large flower per stem which is perfectly formed consisting of exquisitely arranged multi layered petals. Great for containers or the front or middle of the border. Ideal for cutting for the vase for an elegant shape.

These roses are supplied as 2 year old bare root plants with 2 to 3 breaks.

Planting advice: Plant bare root roses outdoors from October to March. Choose a sunny or partially shaded spot with well-drained soil. Dig a hole large enough to accommodate the roots comfortably, soak the roots in water before planting, and cover the graft union just below soil level. Water well after planting and mulch to retain moisture.

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