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Roses

Roses
Roses are the most popular plant worldwide grown for thousands of years. There are over one hundred thousand different varieties propagated around the world. They come in many different colours, shapes and styles, frangances and growth habits. Red Rose - Kardinal

Engall’s bush roses are available from mid May each year. These plants are grown in the ground, then dug and potted straight away using premium quality potting mix. They are not bagged or left in cold storage, but potted to ensure better root growth and this eases stress when transplanting. For planting information see Rose Care.

 

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Mr Lincoln
Fragrant Charm
Papa Meiland
Kardinal
 
Pink shades
Sexy Rexy
Bonica
Paradise
Yellow shades
Gold Medal
Gold Bunny
Friesia
 
Brown/Apricot shades
Just Joey
Julia’s Rose
 
White shade
Iceberg
Margarett Merrill
Purple shade
Angel Face
Blue Moon
 
Two tone Shades
Candy Stripe
Double Delight
Peace
Hannah Gordon
 

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Standard roses are specially grafted onto a standard rootstock, providing a straight stem with a ball of foliage and an abundance of flowers. The elevated growth and formal appearance is an eye- catching attraction to any garden. Mass planted, either side of a pathway or driveway or in pots either side of an entrance, in a row behind a small hedge, no matter how you use them, Standard roses always look great.  Standard Iceberg Roses

Standard roses come in two sizes.

All our Standard roses are grown in two sizes. The shorter ones are grown in 200mm pots and are approximately 75-80cm from the soil level to the bud union ( the bottom of the foliage). The taller Standards are grown in 250mm pots and are approximately 95-100cm from the soil level to the bud union (the bottom of the foliage)

 

 

   Standard White Iceberg

White Iceberg Rose

 Developed in 1958, the original white ‘Iceberg’ has continued to be the world’s most popular rose into the 21st Century. Even when totally neglected, Iceberg roses will always put on a great display. They flower for up to ten months of the year, producing masses of beautiful white flowers with a mild fragrance. As a standard, they produce a bushy ball of glossy, apple green foliage, that is more disease   resistant, than any other rose. Used in gardens everywhere they certainly derserve their reputation as the World’s best rose.


 

  Standard Blushing Pink Iceberg

Blushing Pink Iceberg

A sport of the ‘White Iceberg’, originating in a garden in Tasmania, Blushing Pink Iceberg flowers have as exquisite pink blush, painted as if by hand. Occasional flushes of white blooms during the summer or when flowers are forming in hot weather add to its charm. Exactly like ‘White Iceberg in its growth habit and legendary disease resistance.


 

 

 


 


Standard Brilliant Pink Iceberg

Brilliant Pink Iceberg

Similar to blushing pink, with a more prominent pink colour. The colour also varies its intensity throughout the season. Just like all the Icebergs, it has masses of flowers for most of the year and fantstic foliage and disease resistance.

 

 

 

 Standard Burgundy Iceberg

Standard Burgundy Iceberg

The latest release in the Iceberg range. Hardly anything needs to be said beyond the name. this magnificant Iceberg form is exactly like its parent Iceberg in every way except colour. The same hardy landscape value and free flowering habit but with deep burgundy blooms in showy clusters that never seem to stop.

 

 


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Engall's Expert Tip
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Engall's expert tip Don’t wet the foliage of your roses when watering in the late afternoon or evening as this will encourage fungal diseases.

 

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