Madame Pierre Oger Rose Bushes
- Colour: Pale pink & white.
- Shape: Cupped, double.
- Scent: Sweet.
- Flower Period: Repeating.
- Height: 1.2 metres
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Rootgrow, Afterplant Rose Feed Mycorrhizal Fungi Enriched Fertiliser From £6.75
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Description
Madame Pierre Oger Shrub Roses
Description of Madame Pierre Oger Roses:
Mme Pierre Oger is an old French rose variety with delicate pink flowers that fade to white at the tips of the petals. They have a good, sweet scent, similar to a water lily. They aren't very vigorous plants and will grow well in a pot. This variety is susceptible to black spot, so we don't recommend it for the organic gardener.
Browse all of our Rose Bushes for Sale here or see the rest of our Shrub Rose Bushes.
Characteristics of Madame Pierre Oger Bushes:
- Bud colour: Red.
- Colour: Pale, translucent pink.
- Flower Shape: Double, cupped.
- Fragrance: 3-Strong.
- Flower Period: Repeating through the summer.
- Leaves: Mid-green, slightly glossy.
- Height & Spread: 1.2 metres by 1.2 metres
Read about Growing Roses here.
History and Parentage of Madame Pierre Oger Roses:
This French bourbon rose is a sport of "La Reine Victoria" that appeared in 1878.
What to expect
It's Spring Planting Season 2025

Pot Grown & Plug Plants Delivered
From seedlings in jumbo plugs; Dahlia tubers; small P9 & 1 Litre plants; up to trees in big 15L pots

Direct from the Nursery Value
We work with large batches of orders to save you money. Lead times for plants in stock are around 2 weeks

No more broken plants in the post!
When your order is ready, it's expertly packed by Rodney and delivered by next day courier; if anything goes wrong, call Dan on 01963 359 444

Spring is perfect planting time
Roots love the warm soil; the plant has time to settle in before mid-Summer heat
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