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Twenty-fifth (Bare Root Rose)

(Floribundas (cluster roses))

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Unique to us in the UK.
(Floribunda) This is a Compact Floribunda, bearing prolific quantities of deep red, semi-double flowers in very large clusters throughout the summer. It is slightly fragrant and each flower displays a boss of attractive golden yellow stamens when fully open. Its foliage is dark green and healthy. Named to celebrate the 25th anniverary of our exhibiting at the Chelsea Flower Show.

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£ 7.95 (inc VAT exc DEL)


Specifics

Year: 1996
Colour: Crimson Deep Red
Height: Up To 90cm
Size: 0.3 m x 1.6 m (1 ft x 5 ft)
Flowering period: Spring to early summer

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