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Rachel Hybrid Tea Rose Bushes

Rosa Rachel

Colour: Apricot & pink.
Shape: Large, full-double, frilly centre.
Scent: Good.
Flower Period: Repeating.
Height: 1 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.

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

3 Litre

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£16.99each

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£12.99each

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£ 12.99

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Description

Rosa Rachel - Hybrid Tea Roses

Description of Rachel Roses:
Rachel is a big rose with masses of frilly petals in the centre and a gentle two-tone colour. Most of the flower is a creamy peach colour and the outer petals have a slight purple blush, with a small amount of spotted patterning. The scent is good and while each individual flower doesn't last very long, they keep on coming from spring to autumn.
This is a really shrubby rose that goes well towards the back of a border.

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Characteristics of Rachel Bushes:

Bud colour: Mostly creamy yellow with purple lips.
Colour: Pale cream-yellow, purple tinges and spots on the outer petals.
Flower Shape: Big, frilly, full double.
Fragrance: 3-Strong.
Flower Period: Continuous.
Leaves: Large and glossy.
Height & Spread: 1 metre x 0.5 metres.

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History and Parentage of Rachel Roses:

Named after the popular British Gardener's World presenter and garden writer, Rachel De Thame, this rose was bred by the German nursery Rosen Tantau. It was brought to Britain in 2002 and won the Gold Standard award in 2006.