Listed here are roses with good for cutting, these include mainly repeat flowering roses which flower on single stems. Ideal to use for display from June, to (if you’re lucky) Christmas Day. We have not listed once flowering old-fashioned cultivars, as the opportunity for use will be limited once in June, although they do make marvellous vase displayed, even early April-May if you use some Species Roses.
Preparation
Cut stem ends at a sharp angle, revealing the pithy stem centre that takes up water. This increase of surface area is crucial for drinking. Dip the ends in boiling water for 20 seconds, before giving them a long drink in tepid water.
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Out of stockNostalgia has large blooms of creamy white, with vibrant cherry red edges. Flowers singularly or in small clusters. Repeat flowering and exquisite as a cut flower, it's no wonder Nostalgia received The RHS Award of Garden Merit. Size 110cm x 80cm.
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Out of stockLa France is a historically important rose as it was the first to be classed as a Hybrid Tea. Big sophisticated pointed double blooms are around 11cm wide. Powerfully scented with a sweet damask scent. Repeat Flowering. Size.150cm x 120cm.
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Out of stockThe most scented of the Nostalgic roses and winner of The Tollcross Fragrance Prize Glasgow 2013. Burgundy red, spiralled blooms are blessed with a ripe cherry fragrance. They appear singly or in small clusters on stout stems. Dark green, large, leathery foliage. Repeat flowering. Size:100 x 50cms