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The details

  • Height: 1m
  • Colour: Soft Pink
  • Shape: Double
  • Scent: Strong
  • Flowering period: Repeat
  • Type: Shrub
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Description

Rosa Alfred de Dalmas - Shrub Roses

This famous old rose has white petals that are kissed by a pink, mother-of-pearl sheen. The plump, semi-double, medium sized flowers keep on coming through most of the summer and the subtle fragrance carries well.
This is a moss rose, with a little bit of moss texture on the buds. It is quite thorny.

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Features:

  • Bud colour: Pink, light mossing.
  • Colour: White with shiny pink blush.
  • Flower Shape: Semi-double, open centre.
  • Fragrance: 3-Strong.
  • Flower Period: Continuous, June-October.
  • Leaves: Matt, light green.
  • Height & Spread: 1 metre by 60cms

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Did You Know?

This French rose is also called Mousseline and dates back to 1855.

Planting Instructions

How to plant Alfred de Dalmas Roses

Alfred de Dalmas should be planted over the winter months, between late autumn and early spring. They are suited to any well-drained soil, but digging some well-rotted garden compost into the planting area beforehand helps. Using Rootgrow when planting will also give your plant a terrific start in its new home.

Fully grown these roses will spread to around 4ft, and should be allowed the necessary space to grow into as they mature. The plants should be fed well with a good quality rose feed at the beginning of the season.

Alfred de Dalmas should be planted in partial to full sun for best results, but being totally hardy it will grow in almost any aspect except one facing north. Like all roses except large ramblers it does not like being under trees. Weeding should be done by hand or with a hoe to avoid root damage. Weeds can be reduced and kept at bay by mulching.

What to expect

Bareroot plants

Bareroot?

Bareroot plants have no soil around the roots. They are light, easy to carry and plant.

Perfect for Winter

The ground tends to be wet in winter, ideal for planting bareroot plants.

Value for money

You pay less for the same size bareroot plants, compared to potted.

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