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Root-ball Roses

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Plant root-ball roses when dormant, in autumn and winter, in unfrozen soil. This method protects the roots within a clump of soil or substrate, which encourages the shrub to establish in the garden. More economical than a potted rose, it is ideal for creating a large bed, a hedge, or a border. Well-worked soil enriched with mature compost will allow them to get off to a good start.

This selection brings together roses with varied habits and uses, such as the groundcover rose ‘Larissa’, which suits slopes, borders, and the front of flowerbeds. Large-flowered rose ‘France Libre’ offers vividly coloured blooms, ideal for the garden and for cut flowers. Japanese roses are invaluable for country hedges and natural-looking gardens, with their dense foliage, single or double flowers, and accommodating character.

To choose the rose best suited to your project, our ranges of Bare-root roses and Roses for flowerbeds offer a highly complementary choice. Our guide “root-ball roses ” will help you prepare the soil, position the graft union correctly, and encourage good establishment.

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