Shrub Rose Trio Plants Collection

Shrub Rose Trio Bare Root Plants Collection
1 Bare Root Plant Rose Alba Maxima (Shrub) Bare Root Plants
1 Bare Root Plant Rose Cornelia (Shrub) Bare Root Plants
1 Bare Root Plant Rose Buff Beauty (Shrub) Bare Root Plants
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Shrub Rose Trio Bare Root Plants Collection
1 Bare Root Plant Rose Alba Maxima (Shrub) Bare Root Plants
1 Bare Root Plant Rose Cornelia (Shrub) Bare Root Plants
1 Bare Root Plant Rose Buff Beauty (Shrub) Bare Root Plants
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  • 3 Bare Root Plants, one of each variety
Botanical Name: Rosa x hybrida
SKU: 65449
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Product Description

Shrub Rose Trio Bare Root Plants Collection is a romantic mix of three fragrant varieties, each chosen for their graceful blooms, colour variation and timeless appeal. Ideal for planting together in a sunny border or as individual highlights around the garden.

This collection includes one bare root plant of each of the following:

  • Rose Alba Maxima – Elegant white double flowers with a hint of blue in bud, followed by hips. A heritage favourite with refined charm and strong structure.
  • Rose Cornelia – A soft, expressive blend of pink and apricot tones in clusters of small blooms. Its sweet scent and repeat flowering add a whimsical touch to any space.
  • Rose Buff Beauty – Full of vintage character, this 1939 introduction bears warm apricot flowers in generous sprays. Its subtle fragrance and versatility suit both formal and cottage-style planting.
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  • Sow Indoors
  • Sow/Plant Outside
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