Remember Me Rose Bushes

• Variety: Remember Me
• Type: Hybrid Tea
• Colour: Deep copper-orange blended with yellow
• Fragrance: Slight, sweet
• Height: 75cm (2.5ft)
• Flowering: June to October, repeat-flowering
• Aspect: Full sun
• Good for: Borders, cutting, specimen planting
• Sold as: Bare root (November–March) and potted plants
• Delivered: By next-day courier. Collection from Castle Cary also available

Remember Me is a Hybrid Tea rose with deep copper-orange blooms blended with gold, opening from large double high-centred flowers from June to October. The colour is genuinely distinctive and unusual among garden roses, making this Scottish-bred cultivar a rewarding choice for borders and cutting.

Remember Me, The Copper Rose That Stands Out

Bred by Cocker in Scotland in 1984, Remember Me has become a quiet favourite among rose gardeners who value something different from the familiar reds and pinks. The copper-orange tone, warmed with yellow at the base of the petals, creates a sunset effect that shifts in tone depending on the light and age of the bloom. When young, the flowers lean more golden; as they mature, the copper deepens and becomes more prominent. This colour complexity is precisely why many gardeners treasure it.

The blooms are generously proportioned, with that classic Hybrid Tea form that rose enthusiasts adore. The petals open slowly and symmetrically, creating the high-centred shape prized for vases and garden display. Flowering runs continuously from June through to the first frost, and deadheading spent blooms keeps the plant productive. The slight, sweet fragrance is pleasant without being overpowering, and the dark glossy foliage provides excellent contrast to the warm bloom colour.

This is a bushy, well-proportioned plant that grows to 75cm in height, making it ideal for mixed borders and rose beds. It asks for the same straightforward care as other Hybrid Teas: good soil, regular feeding during the growing season, and annual winter pruning. In most years it performs reliably, and the distinctive colour makes it a conversation starter in any garden.

Colour That Works Harder Than Most

Hybrid Tea roses tend to cluster around certain colour ranges. Remember Me escapes that predictability. Pair it with soft lilacs, silvers, and pale yellows for sophisticated harmony, or plant it beside deep blues and purples to create drama. The copper tones also work beautifully in hot borders alongside reds and oranges, or as a focal point in a pastel-themed bed where it will draw the eye and add warmth.

The dark foliage is another asset. It acts as a rich background to the blooms and resists the powdery appearance that affects some rose cultivars. Good air circulation and adequate feeding keep this plant healthy and productive throughout the season.

Companion Plants for Warm-Toned Roses

To showcase Remember Me's copper-orange charm, partner it with lavender for soft contrast, or clematis to add vertical interest. Allium heads echo the warm tones, while herbaceous perennials such as achillea, catmint, and salvias create a unified, layered planting scheme that extends colour and texture throughout the season.

Why Buy Your Roses from Ashridge Nurseries?

Our Remember Me roses are budded onto vigorous rootstock and grown for us by specialist rose growers. As winners of the Which? Gardening Best Plant Supplier award and the Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award, we deliver healthy, established plants ready to perform. Explore our full hybrid tea rose collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Remember Me suitable for beginners?

Yes. It responds well to basic rose care: full sun, fertile soil, annual pruning in late winter, and regular deadheading. Hybrid Teas are rewarding for committed gardeners willing to invest a little attention.

When should I prune Remember Me?

Prune in late February or March, cutting stems back by about one-third to half. Remove any dead wood and thin out crossing stems. For detailed guidance, consult our rose pruning guide.

How often does Remember Me flower?

It repeat-flowers from June through to October if deadheaded regularly. Remove spent blooms just above a outward-facing leaf joint to encourage further flushes throughout the season.

What fragrance does Remember Me have?

Remember Me has a light, sweet fragrance. If strong scent is a priority, explore our scented rose collection for more powerfully fragrant varieties.

Can I grow Remember Me in a pot?

Yes, Hybrid Teas grow well in containers 45cm or larger, filled with quality rose or multi-purpose compost. Water regularly and feed weekly during the growing season. For best results, learn more in our guide to growing roses.