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Mum in a Million Rose Hybrid Tea Rose (Rosa Mum in a Million) 1

Mum in a Million Rose Hybrid Tea Rose (Rosa Mum in a Million) 2

Mum in a Million Rose Hybrid Tea Rose (Rosa Mum in a Million) 3

Mum in a Million Rose Hybrid Tea Bushes

Rosa Mum in a Million

Colour: Pink.
Shape: Full-double.
Scent: Good.
Flower Period: Repeating.
Height: 1.5 metres
RHS Award of Garden Merit

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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.

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Description

Rosa Mum in a Million - Hybrid Tea Roses

Description of Mum in a Million Roses:
If you like David Austin shaped blooms, but are looking for a better, mid-pink cutting rose then Mum in a Million is the rose for you. Also known as Millie for short, this is a good-sized bush with sumptuous pink flowers, a great aroma and a long flowering season. The dark green leaves bring out the colour of the flowers.

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Characteristics of Mum in a Million Bushes:

Colour: Deep pink.
Flower Shape: Full double, large.
Fragrance: 3-Strong.
Flower Period: Repeating.
Leaves: Dark green.
Height: 1.5 metres

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History and Parentage of Mum in a Million Roses:

A Danish rose, bred in the '90s and brought to Britain in 2005.
This rose has proven to be so popular that there simply aren't enough mums in the world for all the women who receive this rose on mother's day to be one in a million, but "Mum in a few Hundred, maybe a Thousand" doesn't have quite the same ring to it. Its name in Denmark is "Ghita Renaissance".