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Sweet Dream Rose Bushes

Rosa Sweet Dream

The details

Height: 0.50m
Colour: Apricot/Peach
Shape: Double
Scent: Light
Flowering period: Repeat Jul-Sept
Type: Floribunda / Mini-flora
RHS Award of Garden Merit
RHS British Rose of the Year 1988

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How are they measured?

Bareroot rose bushes were grafted about 2 years prior to delivery, and were cut back hard leaving around 30-40cm of top growth, which will encourage strong regrowth from the base.

Standard or "tree roses" have a clear stem 100cm tall.

Pot sizes are measured by their volume in litres, except for the smallest size, 9cm / p9 pots, which are roughly half a litre.

Bareroot

£12.99each

Qty

1-2

3 - 9

10 +

£ 12.99

£ 9.99

£ 8.66

3 Litre

Potted

£16.99each

Qty

1-2

3 - 9

10 +

£ 16.99

£ 15.99

£ 14.99

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Rose Clear Ultra 3-in1 Ready to Use Spray Bottle From £7.95

Delivery prices

Delivery starts at £4.99 and rises as your parcel(s) get longer/heavier. The basket updates automatically and is the best place to see the cost for your order. Surcharges may apply to Scotland and the Isle of Wight.

Description

Sweet Dream Floribunda Roses

Sweet Dream is a petite Floribunda Rose with flowers that start out as almost apricot and then fade to a gentle peach. The blooms have a well-defined structure of small, overlapping petals, and they therefore hold their shape from bud break to petal drop. A little rose that is perfect for container gardeners, which flowers without a pause from July to September. To 50cm / 0.5ft.

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Features:

Height: 50cm
Colour: Apricot/Peach
Shape: Double
Scent: Light
Flowering period: Repeat
Type: Floribunda
RHS Award of Garden Merit
RHS British Rose of the Year 1988

Did You Know?

This is another of Gareth Fryer's beauties, bred from one of his unnamed seedlings and a hybrid of two crosses: Anytime & Liverpool Echo plus New Penny and another unnamed variety. It was released in 1987 (code FRYminicot) and, apart from its RHS Award of Garden Merit, it has won 5 awards, including the RHS British Rose of The Year in 1988.