Gift Wrapped 'You're Beautiful' Rose Bushes​

Gift Wrapped 'You're Beautiful' Roses

You're Beautiful is a compact, heavy flowering pink floribunda with a long flowering season and excellent colour. It is vigorous but very compact, suitable for a small space and growing on a patio.

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How to plant in the garden

Grow You're Beautiful as a hedge in a sunny spot, or plant it towards the back of a mixed border.

Classic cottage garden plants, roses (especially of the soft-pink variety) associate well with blue or purple hardy geraniums, catmint (nepeta), lavender, salvia, alchemilla mollis, stachys, verbascum, campanulas and delphiniums – to name just a handful of favourites. The last three will provide tall vertical accents to contrast with the rounded shape of the rose, while alchemilla, stachys and geraniums make wonderful underplanting specimens.

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Features

• Potted Rose, gift wrapped in hessian bag
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• Colour: Vibrant Pink.
• Shape: Large, double.
• Scent: Mild.
• Flower Period: Repeating through summer & autumn.
• Height: 90cms
• RHS Award of Garden Merit
• Rose of the year 2013

Did You Know? 

Bred by Gareth Fryer under the name Fryracy, You're Beautiful was rose of the year for 2013 and has won a Gold Standard Award from the British Association of Rose Breeders.

How to plant You're Beautiful Roses

Choose a spot with as much light as possible. Dig a hole sufficiently deep to allow the rose to be planted with the graft union at soil level and with plenty of room for its roots which should be spread out. Improve the soil from the hole by removing roots, weeds, large stones and other rubbish and mixing in about 25% by volume of well-rotted compost or manure.

Position your rose so its roots are spread out, wet them and sprinkle them with Rootgrow. If planting pot grown roses gently loosen some roots out of the ball before planting.

Then backfill the hole with mixed soil and compost, firming it gently as you go. Keep the union at the level of the surrounding soil. Water in thoroughly.

Prune in late winter to an open shape. Top dress in spring with well-rotted manure.

For the first few years, water when dry. Prune in late winter to remove crossing, diseased or dead branches. Keep the centre open and take the strongest stems back to 30 cm above soil level retaining lots of buds, and leave the weaker stems a bit longer but take off at least 10 cm or so.