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Floribunda Rose
Rosa Glenfiddich
Clusters of well-formed, beautifully shaped, semi-double golden amber blooms with a subtle, sweet fragrance are produced between July and September. This is a bushy, upright floribunda with strong, thorny stems and finely-toothed, glossy dark green leaves. Perfect for adding an unusual splash of colour to an open, sunny border, it has a strong disease resistance and displays a good continuity throughout the season. Originating in Scotland, it was named after the Scotch whisky which is reminiscent of its colour.
Position:
Full sun
Soil:
A moist, yet well-drained, fertile and humus-rich soil
Rate of Growth:
Fast
Flowering Period:
July to September
Flower Colour:
Golden-amber
Other Features:
In the south of the UK it is less reliable and bears paler flowers
Hardiness:
Fully hardy
Garden Care:
Before planting, top-growth should be reduced to an outward facing bud approximately 15-20cm from the main stem. It should be planted during a frost-free period and lots of well-rotted, organic matter should be incorporated into the planting hole. We’d recommend feeding with a balanced liquid fertiliser once a year in spring
Eventual Height: 75cm
Eventual Spread:
60cm
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Approx Pot Size |
Approx Height |
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3.5 litre pot |
15-20cm |
£4.95 |
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