We take great care in delivering healthy trees to your doorstep. Each order is hand-picked, carefully packaged, and shipped using trusted couriers to ensure safe arrival.
Delivery Times
Standard Delivery (3–5 working days): £6.95
Express Delivery (1–2 working days): £12.95
Free Delivery: On all orders over £100
Packaging
All trees are shipped in eco-friendly recyclable packaging. Roots are securely wrapped to retain moisture during transit, keeping your tree healthy and ready for planting.
Delivery Areas
We currently deliver across the UK mainland. Unfortunately, we cannot deliver to Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, or the Channel Islands due to plant health regulations.
Order Tracking
Once your order has been dispatched, you will receive a tracking link by email so you can follow your tree’s journey from our nursery to your garden.
Special Notes
If you require delivery on a specific date (e.g., birthday gift, landscaping project), please add a note at checkout and we’ll do our best to accommodate.
The standard definition of an Old Garden Rose is that it belongs to a class of rose that existed before 1867 (not counting wild roses, also known as species roses), even if it was bred more recently.
So, according to this definition, an Old Garden Rose could have been bred in the last few years, while some “modern roses” still available today were bred 150 years ago.
The date 1867 marks the introduction of the first Hybrid Tea rose, “La France”, which was bred from two Old Rose classes: the Hybrid Perpetual rose “Madame Victor Verdier” and the Tea rose “Madame Bravy”.
Old Rose VS Antique Rose
Old Garden Roses are generally lumped into 2 main categories. As with many such lists of this nature, it can be debated where or whether some of them belong, this is just an introduction:
Antique Roses: Only flower once per year. The only roses that existed in Europe before the 1790’s.
Old Roses: Most repeat flower due to having the Rosa chinensis, The China Rose, in their ancestry. The China rose revolutionised rose breeding in Europe from the early 1790’s.
Famous Antique Rose (once-flowering) categories include: Alba, Centifolia, Damask, Gallica, Moss, Portland (AKA Damask Perpetual). Most people also include Rambling roses.
Famous Old Rose (repeat flowering) categories include: Bourbon, China, Hybrid Perpetual, Noisette, Tea.