Amber Flower Carpet Patio Rose Bushes
The details
- Colour: Apricot yellow.
- Shape: Semi-double
- Scent: Light
- Flowering: Repeating June-November
- Type: Shrub, Ground cover
- Very low maintenance
- Award-winning
- Size: 80cm x 120cm wide
- RHS Award of Garden Merit
Description
Amber Flower Carpet Rose Bushes. 3 Litre Pots.
Amber's apricot-yellow to peachy pale pink flowers are pretty much continuous from June to November. The dark green foliage is semi-glossy. Spreading and bushy to 80cm tall by up to 1.2m wide, Amber is more upright than most other Flower Carpet roses.
The disease resistant Flower Carpet series is a hit with town councils and urban gardeners for its low maintenance requirements, and high tolerance of both unpleasant roadside conditions and rough pruning.
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Features:
- Colour: Apricot yellow.
- Shape: Semi-double
- Scent: Light
- Flowering: Repeating June-November
- Type: Shrub, Ground cover
- Very low maintenance
- Award-winning
- Size: 80cm x 120cm wide
- RHS Award of Garden Merit
Growing Amber Flower Carpet Roses
Typically used in mass planting schemes, they will need watering in dry weather for their first two years. By their third summer, they will have put down deep roots and will be quite drought tolerant.
You do not need to be careful when pruning them. Go easy on your new plants while they establish for a year or two, and then slash them down to 20-30cm tall in early spring with shears or a hedge trimmer. This will ensure the best flower display, but especially in full sun, it is not essential, and your plants will still bloom well if you don't bother to cut them back every year.
These roses are pretty good at dropping their spent flowers, so there is little need to dead headed them.
Did You Know?
The hugely successful Flower Carpet Collection is the work of Reinhard Noack at Noack-Rosen. Amber was released in 2005, registration code NOA97400A, and has also been sold as Sedana and Calizia.
In 2009, it won an ADR-Sorte award at the ADR General German Rose Novelty Trials.
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