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PATIO  ROSES

Patio roses are simply small rose. Typically they grow to between 45cm (18in) and 60cm (2ft). They are ideal for pots and tubs, also at the front of a border when grouped in odd numbers. Miniature roses are even smaller, ranging from 25cm (10in) to 30cm (1ft).


Patio roses are often used an alternative to, or combined with summer bedding plants. The roses will flower all summer long providing a great display of colour.

They are of course totally hardy and being perennials will appear year after year. We think they are very good value.

Patio roses require the normal care that applies to other roses (see the left hand menu). Their pruning requirements are however minimal and very simple to do. Click "pruning roses" on the left for more details.

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A common mistake is to try to grow patio roses indoors. In most cases this is doomed to failure. The roses are fully hardy and need conditions that are rarely found in a heated house.

By all means take a potted patio rose indoors for a day or two, any longer and they will begin to suffer.

Below we give the website addresses of some well respected online suppliers of patio rose suppliers.

UK
Apuldram Roses
Fryer's Roses
British Roses

Australia
Nationwide Roses
Roses Now

USA
Exciting Gardens


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Name: sharon
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Date posted: June 20, 2011 - 08:20 pm
Message: im just looking to find out if it is ok to plant patio roses or will the die i would love to pland them in my garden but would love to know first as they are growing great and would hate to kill them any help
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