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Silver Anniversary is a pure white Hybrid Tea rose with a delicate pearl sheen and large, perfectly formed double high-centred blooms. Flowering reliably from June through October, this RHS Award of Garden Merit holder is an elegant choice for borders, cutting, and special occasions.
If you're looking for a rose that embodies timeless elegance, Silver Anniversary delivers in spades. The pure white petals with their subtle pearl luminescence create blooms of real refinement, large and symmetrically formed in that coveted high-centred shape that makes Hybrid Teas so prized by gardeners and florists alike. The flowers appear singly on strong stems, ideal for cutting or simply admiring at close quarters in the garden.
The appeal of Silver Anniversary goes beyond its looks. It's a dependable performer that flowers continuously from early summer through to the first frosts, so you'll have fresh blooms to enjoy month after month. At 90cm (3ft), it sits at a comfortable height for most borders, neither too tall nor dwarfed by companions. The fragrance is subtle and clean, a delicate perfume rather than a heady scent, which many gardeners prefer for a rose they'll be cutting regularly for the home.
This variety holds the Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit, a distinction earned through consistent performance across UK gardens. That's no small accolade, and it reflects what thousands of gardeners already know: Silver Anniversary is a rose that works. Plant it in full sun, give it decent soil, and it will reward you with months of pristine white flowers.
There's a reason this rose bears the name it does. Silver Anniversary has become the go-to choice for gardeners marking a 25th wedding anniversary, but its appeal stretches far wider. The pure white flowers carry genuine meaning: they symbolise purity, grace, and new beginnings. Plant one to mark any milestone, or simply because you love the look of immaculate white blooms in a formal setting. Many gardeners choose to grow Silver Anniversary in pairs or small groups for maximum impact.
For those who enjoy cut flowers, Silver Anniversary is outstanding. The blooms last well in water, the stems are long and clean, and the formal shape of the flower suits both modern and traditional arrangements. You could happily pick from this rose twice a week during the growing season and still have plenty left to admire in the garden.
Like all Hybrid Teas, Silver Anniversary appreciates full sun and well-draining soil enriched with organic matter. Plant bare root roses between November and March, or potted plants at any time of year. Deadhead spent flowers regularly to encourage the next flush of blooms. Prune in early spring to maintain shape and vigour. Water deeply during dry spells and feed monthly during the growing season with a balanced rose fertiliser. The plant is naturally healthy and will give you years of reliable flowering with straightforward care.
Silver Anniversary shines alongside cool-toned perennials and soft foliage. Pair it with lavender for purple-grey contrast, or clematis scrambling nearby for vertical interest. Allium heads echo the formality of the blooms, while herbaceous perennials like salvias and delphiniums provide structure and soften the edges. For a sophisticated look, frame it with silvery foliage plants such as artemisia or senecio.
Our Silver Anniversary roses are budded onto vigorous rootstock and grown for us by specialist rose growers. We're Which? Best Plant Supplier winners and Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award holders. Browse our full Hybrid Tea rose collection today.
Yes. Use a large pot (at least 45cm deep) with quality potting compost, and water regularly during the growing season. Container roses need more frequent feeding than those in the ground. More advice in our rose growing guide.
Yes, we supply Silver Anniversary as both a bush rose and a standard. Standards create formal focal points and are particularly popular for marking anniversaries. Specify your preference when ordering.
Prune in early spring as new growth appears, removing dead wood and crossing canes. Reduce the remaining stems by about one-third. Repeat deadhead throughout summer to encourage flowering. See our full pruning guide for detailed steps.
This is a repeat-flowering Hybrid Tea that blooms continuously from June through October, provided you deadhead regularly and feed monthly during the growing season. Consistent care rewards you with constant flowers.
Yes, plant it in full sun for best results. Six hours of direct sunlight daily is the minimum, though eight or more is ideal. Poor light leads to fewer flowers and increased disease risk. Choose your sunniest border position.