Often referred to as Austin or David Austin Roses, English roses are hybrids of old English roses and more modern varieties bread by David Austin to provide the best of both, mixing old rose shapes and scents with more modern colour range, compact habits and repeat flowering. An ideal choice for planting in tubs, edging beds and rockeries. ![]() ![]() Miniature roses have increased in popularity in recent years due to their versatility, even grown indoors as temporary pot plants that grow to a maximum height of 40cm. Rambling roses are often grouped with Climbing Roses but the ramblers tend to have a more pliable stems that can be used to run along the soil to use as groundcover or can be used to make weeping standards. Often grouped together with Ramblers, Climbers tend to have stiffer stems, larger flowers but smaller trusses than Ramblers. Usually growing about 50cm high they make excellent plants for patio containers or at the front of borders.Ĭlimbing roses as the name suggests are the perfect choice for covering a wall or screen. Generally low-growing roses that were once grouped with the Floribuna group but have now been put in their own group of compact versions. Patio roses were introduced in the 1980’s and the group now contains several popular varieties. A popular choice the Floribunda rose group is unrivalled for colour, reliability and longevity as a bedding display however the flower form in generally inferior to the Hybrid Tea. Blooms are typically medium to large in size, with many petals which form a distinct central cone.įloribunda roses bears its flowers in clusters or trusses, with several blooms open at time in each truss. Hybrid Tea roses are probably the most popular group of roses, available in both bush and standard form they have long flower stems and shapely blooms. Large orders may be part shipped, please contact us on 01782 502741 or email Types Orders containing Pre-ordered products will be shipped as a single order when all items become available. Pre-order: Pre-order times are given as a guide only and may vary dependent on the growing season. This figure may also include plants that have not yet be flagged as unsaleable. During this time it may be possible for a member of the public to purchase these plants from our Garden Centre, while this is rare it is a possibility and we will notify you of any problems as soon as possible. There is a delay between orders being placed and the plants being gathered by our pulling team. If you do plant them straight away make sure the planting mix is prepared first, hold the root close to the top of the hole as you tip the pot upside down and try to keep as much compost as possible from falling away.Īny stock remaining following the summer flowering season is trimmed back to help keep them tidy.Īvailability: Stock availability figures are provided as a guide only. It is perfectly OK to plant freshly potted roses providing you water them well and remember that there will be little top growth until spring. ![]() We sell this newly potted stock as ‘Freshly Potted’ up until they have had a chance to root out usually by late spring. Freshly Potted* - root system may not be fully established, loose soil may occur when unpacking.Īt Jacksons Nurseries our roses are field grown and potted up in autumn/early spring.
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