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Orange Rose Bush - Whisky Mac
- SATISFACTION - The satisfaction that you get from growing a rose that gives you numerous well shaped orange flowers is incredible.
- LONG FLOWERING - The long stems are ideal to cut and as the bush is vigorous, it will grow more to replace those that you take away. The young leaves are glossy but with age they become less so.
- PLEASE NOTE - Your rose bush may not be in flower at time of dispatch. All of our roses bushes are cut back from SEPTEMBER - APRIL every year to help maintain a strong plant.
- PLANTING POSITION - Plant in full sun, but will tolerate other aspects too. Best not to plant roses where other roses have grown previously.
- SATISFACTION - The satisfaction that you get from growing a rose that gives you numerous well shaped orange flowers is incredible.
- LONG FLOWERING - The long stems are ideal to cut and as the bush is vigorous, it will grow more to replace those that you take away. The young leaves are glossy but with age they become less so.
- PLEASE NOTE - Your rose bush may not be in flower at time of dispatch. All of our roses bushes are cut back from SEPTEMBER - APRIL every year to help maintain a strong plant.
- PLANTING POSITION - Plant in full sun, but will tolerate other aspects too. Best not to plant roses where other roses have grown previously.
$6.48
Original: $21.59
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$21.59
$6.48Description
- SATISFACTION - The satisfaction that you get from growing a rose that gives you numerous well shaped orange flowers is incredible.
- LONG FLOWERING - The long stems are ideal to cut and as the bush is vigorous, it will grow more to replace those that you take away. The young leaves are glossy but with age they become less so.
- PLEASE NOTE - Your rose bush may not be in flower at time of dispatch. All of our roses bushes are cut back from SEPTEMBER - APRIL every year to help maintain a strong plant.
- PLANTING POSITION - Plant in full sun, but will tolerate other aspects too. Best not to plant roses where other roses have grown previously.
