Patio Pearl Anniversary Bare Root Rose

Patio Rose ‘Pearl Anniversary’ – Bare Root

Plant Fact File:

• Plant Type: Patio Rose
• Form: Bare Root
• Flower Color: Pink/White (Color may vary, please check with the supplier)
• Fragrance: (Fragrance intensity may vary, please check with the supplier)
• Bloom Time: Throughout the flowering season
• Growth Habit: Compact, suitable for patio cultivation
• Height: (Height may vary, please check with the supplier)
• Spread: (Spread may vary, please check with the supplier)
• Hardiness: (Hardiness zone may vary, please check with the supplier)
• Soil Type: Well-draining, fertile soil
• Aspect: Full sun

Description:

The Patio Rose ‘Pearl Anniversary’ is a delightful and compact rose variety, specially bred for patio cultivation. With its charming pink and white blooms, this rose adds a touch of elegance and celebration to small outdoor spaces.

Key Features:

• Flower Color: ‘Pearl Anniversary’ showcases beautiful pink and white flowers, creating an elegant and celebratory display.
• Fragrance: (Fragrance intensity may vary) Check with the supplier for information on the fragrance, which can contribute to a delightful garden atmosphere.
• Growth Habit: Compact and tailored for patio cultivation, making it an ideal choice for container gardening and small landscapes.
• Height & Spread: (Height and spread may vary) Reaches a size suitable for patio settings, providing a focal point without overwhelming the space.
• Hardiness: (Hardiness zone may vary) Confirm hardiness information with the supplier to ensure suitability for your specific climate.
• Soil and Aspect: ‘Pearl Anniversary’ thrives in well-draining, fertile soil and prefers full sun exposure for optimal flowering.

Planting Tips:

1. Soak the bare roots in water before planting to ensure proper hydration.
2. Dig a hole that comfortably accommodates the roots, avoiding bending or crowding.
3. Plant the rose at the same depth it was growing in the nursery.
4. Water thoroughly after planting and maintain consistent moisture during the establishment period.