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Queen Elizabeth Floribunda Rose (Rosa Queen Elizabeth)

Queen Elizabeth Floribunda Rose (Rosa Queen Elizabeth) 2

Queen Elizabeth Floribunda Rose Bushes

Height: 2m
Colour: Pink
Shape: Double
Scent: Light
Flowering period: Repeat
Type: Floribunda

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Bareroot rose bushes were grafted about 2 years prior to delivery, and were cut back hard leaving around 30-40cm of top growth, which will encourage strong regrowth from the base.

Standard or "tree roses" have a clear stem 100cm tall.

Pot sizes are measured by their volume in litres, except for the smallest size, 9cm / p9 pots, which are roughly half a litre.

Bareroot

£9.99each

Qty

1-2

3 - 8

9 +

£ 9.99

£ 6.99

£ 6.80

3 Litre

Potted

£16.99each

Qty

1-2

3 - 8

9 +

£ 16.99

£ 15.99

£ 14.99

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Description

Queen Elizabeth Floribunda Rose

The Queen Elizabeth rose demands attention from the back of the border. Very vigorous, with masses of pure pink, scented, bowl shaped flowers on long stems that are perfect for cutting. With its excellent disease resistance, this is an easy rose to grow where other varieties are unhappy. Pruned hard, it can be restricted to 4ft (120cms). Prune it more gently and you can build up a bush that can reach 7ft, which makes this about the only floribunda rose that you can plant in a mixed border behind shrubs. Well suited for ornamental hedge use.

See the full variety of Floribunda roses.

Bred by Dr. Walter E. Lammerts in the early 1950's and brought to market by Germain's Seed & Plant Company. Among several other awards, it was voted The World's Favourite Rose for 1979 by the World Federation of Rose Societies, and gained All-America Rose Selection status in 1955.

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