Name: The Queen Elizabeth II Rose | Bare Root | Pink Plants Shop
SKU: PL925366BR
Price: 13.29 USD
Availability: InStock

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Original price was: $18.99.Current price is: $13.29.

SKU: PL925366BR Category: Rose Bushes

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A beautiful bush rose producing exceedingly fragrant, dusky pink blooms

A very special, British grown bush rose, Rosa ‘Queen Elizabeth II’ has been produced to commemorate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. Exceedingly fragrant, the flowers of this rose are large and beautiful, and sport the most elegant shade of soft pink.

The Queen Elizabeth II Rose was officially selected by Her Majesty, and for every rose sold in the first five years, £2.50 will be donated to The Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust. This trust dedicates itself to supporting excellence and opportunity in British craftsmanship, and since 1990, has awarded nearly five million pounds to 600 makers (with 90% still practising their craft today).

This bush rose is wonderful for growing in a pot, making it perfect for every type of garden. It is also very robust, and benefits from a good disease resistance too. The foliage is large of a rich, emerald green shade, which contrasts beautifully against the abundant pink roses.

Features

Grown by a Prestigious UK Nursery
The Perfect Gift for a Loved One
Large and Graceful, Pale Pink Blooms
A Delightful Floral Fragrance
Wonderful for Growing in Pots
Delivered in Secure Packaging

Your Rose’s Timeline

Late Winter

In late winter, it’s to be expected that your rose will show little growth, such as brown stems with no leaves. However, once the clocks go forward your rose will burst into life!

Early Spring

In early spring, you can expect lots of leaves to appear, and the stem of the plant to change from brown to green.

Mid-Spring

With the foliage plentiful and the weather warmer, your rose will be showing signs of imminent flowering! Flower buds will form, and your rose will be quite a lot taller than it was when dormant.

Late Spring – Early Summer

By now, your rose will be in full flower! It will also have grown even taller, potentially reaching 60cm. Remember to deadhead to prolong flowering.