All reviews for category Apricot inspiration

Recovered well and bloomed.

I ordered this magnificent botanic rose as a bare-root plant to incorporate it into a bush hedge. It arrived meticulously packaged and appears healthy and vigorous. I planted it immediately with all the care it requires, and I have no doubt about its successful establishment. I am eagerly looking forward to admiring its stunning flowers.

The rose bush arrived completely dry, photos taken.

Thank you to the individuals (Shauna for order preparation and Adeline from the shipping department), the received rose bush appears healthy. Planted near the "Rosa omeiensis Pteracantha" variety, I am now waiting to see its development... Note: Received without the variety label (which is essential for identifying the rose bush in all seasons).

Thanks to the individuals (Helen for order preparation & quality control and the shipping service), the rose received appears healthy. Planted near the varieties: Mother's Day, Ingrid Bergman, Princess of Garden Marie José, Rosa Hugonis, Rosa omeiensis Pteracantha, Phyllis Bide, Louis Bleriot, Lupo (*3) and many others... Now I'm waiting for it to take root...

Superb young plant. Well packaged and arrived in good condition.....with a flower!

The only one that is of the right variety BUT NEVERTHELESS TINY, in short, it is gradually making progress! It is far from being of good quality!

Thanks to the individuals (order preparation & quality control and shipping service), the naked root rose received appears healthy (just a broken branch). Planted near many fellow plants, I am now awaiting spring recovery... Review from an amateur who has successfully planted over 630 different varieties of roses in their garden (including over 100 old ones and over 100 AUSTIN and similar ones). Note for the rose: Received with a variety label around one of the branches (it's important to identify roses outside the peak season!!!).

For now (a rare thing with the promise of flowers), I am disappointed with this rose bush, planted with care - I have around 70 rose bushes in my garden, all flourishing! This rose bush arrived tiny and a little dried out, it is not growing at all and I fear it may not survive, but I know that patience is needed with young plants. Let's wait and see. I will give you an update in the autumn.

The naked-root rose I received is tiny and very dry, I have reservations about its development... I will wait for spring to confirm whether it has taken well or not. This is the opinion of an amateur who has successfully planted over 390 different varieties of young roses in his garden (including 80 AUSTIN).