We handpick only the finest roses on our family farm in Shropshire. Our commitment to quality ensures that each bloom meets our rigorous standards.
Our 2-quart potted English Roses are now available to pre-order for September delivery. Plant now to shape the season ahead and lay the groundwork for a garden alive with colour, fragrance, and the timeless beauty of English roses.
We know from experience that all of the roses listed here are amongst the very best. They all combine exceptional beauty with outstanding health and reliability and many boast delicious fragrances.
As summer brings your roses into full bloom, attentive watering, gentle pest care, and regular deadheading will help maintain their health and prolong their wonderful display.
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Once-Flowering Roses: A Guide to PruningOnce-flowering roses carry an air of tradition, a reminder of old gardens where their brief but magnificent display was the highlight of summerRead more -
Two Ways Up: Climbing Roses and Ramblers ExplainedRoses climbing up a trellis or rambling across a wall are some of the most romantic sights in any gardenRead more
A few moments with your secateurs is a simple but rewarding task. Removing faded blooms encourages your roses to focus their energy on new growth, helping them produce a beautiful second flush of flowers.
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Roses in the Shadow: English Roses for Shaded SpotsWhen we speak of “shade” in the garden, it is important to be precise. Few roses will prosper in deep shadow, but many are perfectly happy with four or five hours of sunlight a day. Think of those north-facing walls or quiet spots that bask in morning or evening light. These are not wasted spaces; with the right roses, they can become some of the most enchanting areas of the garden.Read more2 days ago -
What’s the Difference Between 2-Quart and Bare Root Roses?Every rose has its own story before it ever blooms in your garden. Whether you’re planting a long-dreamed-of border, filling a favourite container or giving a gift to someone special, it’s good to know how each rose is grown and when it’s ready to plant. 2-Quart potted roses and bare root roses each follow their own rhythm, but both carry the same promise - beautiful blooms that return year after year, full of colour, scent and joy.Read more3 days ago -
Once-Flowering Roses: A Guide to PruningOnce-flowering roses carry an air of tradition, a reminder of old gardens where their brief but magnificent display was the highlight of summer. They bloom on wood made the year before, so pruning them is a matter of patience and respect for their natural rhythm.Read more4 days ago -
Growing a Love of Roses with ChildrenGuest blog by Helen Cross - Author, Journalist, Presenter, and School Gardening Champion. At the start of every gardening session with a new group of children, I always ask them what flower, fruit, or vegetable they would like to grow in their school garden. You might be surprised, but over the last five years, three or four out of every ten children have told me they want to grow roses.Read more9 days ago -
Two Ways Up: Climbing Roses and Ramblers ExplainedRoses climbing up a trellis or rambling across a wall are some of the most romantic sights in any garden. While both climbing and rambling roses can transform a space with their graceful growth and blooms, understanding the difference between them and how to care for each is essential.Read more11 days ago -
How to Tell Downy Mildew and Blackspot Apart on Your RosesRoses sometimes show signs of illness that can be easy to mistake for one another. Two common problems are downy mildew and blackspot. Both affect foliage and can weaken the plant, yet they present differently and thrive under distinct conditions. Recognising these differences allows gardeners to respond appropriately and preserve the health and beauty of their roses.Read more16 days ago
