Rosa 'Port Sunlight' (5L pot)
Now with 25% discount
- € 7.00Short description
Rosa 'Port Sunlight' ®
”Medium-large, flat, quartered rosettes of rich apricot, paling towards the edges. They have a lovely Tea fragrance. A vigorous, rather upright shrub; the foliage and young stems are a beautiful bronzy-red at first, becoming dark green over time. Named after the model village in the Wirral where there is a beautiful garden of English Roses. “ - David Austin Roses
- Can be grown in any moist but well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade.
- Height: 1.4m
- Spread: 1.4m
- €11.95 Nationwide Delivery on all orders up to 30KG (excludes some larger items)
- Click 'n' Collect Service Available
Rosa 'Port Sunlight' (5L pot)
Now with 25% discount
- € 7.00Short description
Rosa 'Port Sunlight' ®
”Medium-large, flat, quartered rosettes of rich apricot, paling towards the edges. They have a lovely Tea fragrance. A vigorous, rather upright shrub; the foliage and young stems are a beautiful bronzy-red at first, becoming dark green over time. Named after the model village in the Wirral where there is a beautiful garden of English Roses. “ - David Austin Roses
- Can be grown in any moist but well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade.
- Height: 1.4m
- Spread: 1.4m
- €11.95 Nationwide Delivery on all orders up to 30KG (excludes some larger items)
- Click 'n' Collect Service Available
Now with 25% discount
- € 7.00-
EAN code5390896127741
- Brand
- Pot Size5L
- Rose TypeShrub
- Flower ColourOrange
- Season of InterestSummer, Autumn
- HardinessHardy Shrub
”Medium-large, flat, quartered rosettes of rich apricot, paling towards the edges. They have a lovely Tea fragrance. A vigorous, rather upright shrub; the foliage and young stems are a beautiful bronzy-red at first, becoming dark green over time. Named after the model village in the Wirral where there is a beautiful garden of English Roses. “ - David Austin Roses
- Can be grown in any moist but well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade.
- Height: 1.4m
- Spread: 1.4m
Please Note: When purchasing plants please consider that each live item is unique and may, therefore, differ from the images shown, which are for illustration purposes only.
Quick Guide to Planting Roses
Roses are some of the most beautiful plants to be found in any garden and have inspired artists across the globe from playwrights and poets to painters and sculptors. They are also a versatile plant that come to us in a variety of forms:
- Shrub Roses – hardy shrubs in a variety of shapes and sizes
- Hybrid Teas – shrubs that usually have very fragrant, large flowers appearing on a single stem.
- Floribunda – repeat flowering shrubs with clusters of blooms that are rarely very fragrant.
- Climbers – which add height to your garden and can be trained to cover fences, pagodas, obelisks and trellises.
- Ramblers – vigorous climbers that can cover anything from a fence or bank to an unsightly outbuilding.
- Patio Roses – compact roses ideal for patio containers.
- Persica - modern hybrid rose with dark shades at the centre of the bloom that form an 'eye', ideal for border edges and containers.
Regardless of the variety or type of rose they generally have similar requirements when it comes to planting.
How To Plant a Rose
- Soil preparation – roses need rich, moist but well-draining soil so it is good to dig in some compost prior to improve soil structure and aid water retention. Well rotted farm yard manure or rose compost is ideal for this and should be dug into and mixed with the soil you intend to plant in. It is important though that the soil is generally moist but never waterlogged.
- Dig a whole twice as wide as the pot the rose is provided in and only as deep as the pot. There is no need to add any further compost to the hole as this will only discourage roots from spreading further out into the soil.
- Before removing your rose from its pot, water it generously.
- It is a good idea to add some mycorrhizal fungi around the roots of the plant as you place them in the whole as this will aid with better root development and enable nutrients to get to your plants more quickly making for healthy shrubs.
- Once you have positioned your rose, backfill the hole with the same soil you dug it from insuring that the soil only reaches the same level on your plant as it was in the pot you purchase it in. You can also place a small cane across the planting hole and use it to make sure that the graft union is at soil level. The graft union should be easily identifiable as a kind of knuckle on the main stem. This is where the cultivar has been grafted to the rootstock.
- You can then firm the rose in and give it a good watering.
Note:
If you are replacing old roses with new roses, ensure that you dig out the soil to a depth and width of 45cm (18in) and exchange it with soil from a different part of the garden as this will reduce the risk of disease.
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"For almost 60 years David Austin Roses have been growing roses on their family farm in Shropshire, lovingly nurturing them by hand until they are ready to be passed onto you, to be enjoyed in your own gardens.
In the early 1950s David Austin set out to create a more beautiful rose. Sixty years on, this simple objective remains. Rose breeding is often described as being as much an art as a science.
All David Austin roses have a collective style and reflect one man’s vision. All have beautiful blooms and in most cases wonderful fragrance held on graceful attractive shrubs. A garden of these outstanding roses is hard to beat for sheer exuberance of flower and fragrance." - David Austin Roses
Please Note: When purchasing plants please consider that each live item is unique and may, therefore, differ from the images shown, which are for illustration purposes only. Please also be aware that with stock coming in at various times of year and taking into account seasonal changes, the items you receive may be at various stages of their growth and even when you order two or more of the same plant, there may be differences between them. This is not a reflection of quality and once plants have been planted in their final position and established they should all perform equally well. However if you are dissatisfied for any reason, please refer to our returns policy or contact us directly and we will be happy to advise on how to resolve any issues.
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