What is a Container English Rose?

    • Repeat free flowering modern shrubs with the appeal of old fashioned shrub roses

    • In confined spaces can be pruned hard annually by removing 50% of the growth

    • Growth on some varieties can be weak causing blooms to bow their heads

    • Plant as specimens or as hedging

    • Most are fragrant or exceptionally fragrant

    • Unless indicated in the description most have a width of 90-128cm (3′-4′)

    • Allow at least 1 metre (3′) when planting as a specimen

    • Those of less width can be planted closer

    • Some can be trained as climbers

    • Bred by David Austin these compliment and can be used with the Renaissance Roses

    • Supplied in a 5.5litre temporary pot.

    • Supplied between April to October.