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Little White Pet Shrub Rose Bushes

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The details

  • Colour: White.
  • Shape: Full double, spherical.
  • Scent: Faint.
  • Flower Period: Repeat.
  • Height: 0.6m
  • RHS Award of Garden Merit
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Description

Rosa Little White Pet - Shrub Roses

Description of Little White Pet Roses:
A very small rose that puts all its energy into flowering, Little White Pet is a common patio rose for growing in pots and will fit into crowded borders. The well formed, rosette shaped white flowers burst from red buds for most of the summer and well cared for plants will reward you with great big clusters opening at once. There is almost no fragrance.
Although this rose will tolerate poor soil and shade pretty well, it is a small rose that flowers heavily. For best results, we recommend a good sunny spot and feeding during the flowering season.

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Characteristics of Little White Pet Bushes:

  • Bud colour: Pink-red.
  • Colour: White with occasional faint pink tinge.
  • Flower Shape: Pom-pom, fully double, clustered.
  • Fragrance: 1-Faint.
  • Flower Period: Continuous.
  • Leaves: Small, glossy, bright green.
  • Height x Spread: 0.6 x 0.6 metres.

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History and Parentage of Little White Pet Roses:

Also known as Belle Of Tehran, Little Dot or simply White Pet, this American rose is a sport of Felicite Perpetue from 1879.