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Royal Air Force Rose Bush

£25.99

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The height of all of our plants is measured from the base of the pot.

Pot Size Pot Diameter Pot Height
6cm 6cm 5.5cm
9cm 9cm 8.5cm
1 Litre 13cm 11cm
2 Litre 17cm 13cm
3 Litre 19cm 15cm
4 Litre 20cm 17cm
5 Litre 23cm 19cm
7 Litre 25cm 20cm

Please note: the pot sizes listed below may vary due to the suppliers we use.

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ROYAL AIR FORCE ROSE - Rose Bush Royal Air Force is a repeat-flowering, strong upright rose bush that produces large, silver and pink toned lilac blooms. This light lilac flowering outdoor rose plant in a 3L pot is weather and wind resistant, ideal for growing in UK gardens. It is ready for planting outdoors now.
LOW MAINTENANCE - This attractive hybrid tea rose ideal for hedges, beds and borders loved by pollinating insects in particular bees and butterflies, is very low maintenance and ideal for growing in a variety of locations including city, courtyard and cottage style gardens in patio pots, containers, rockery alpine beds or borders.
GROWING CONDITIONS - Rose bush Royal Air Force can grow to a height of 50cm-100cm and a spread of 100cm maximum in full to partial sun in rich, fertile, moist, well draining soil. It copes in a sheltered or exposed sunny planting location in a variety of soil conditions.
ONGOING CARE - To prune, start by removing all dead, diseased, damaged, weak and spindly shoots, reduce strong shoots by about one-third and if they become too large and congested they can be renovated by pruning to near ground level, 10cm from the base in late winter.

Plant genus Rosa

Common Name Rose

Plant type Hedging Plant, Alpine Plants, Shrubs

Foliage type Deciduous, Perennial

Hardiness Hardy

Soil acidity Neutral

Planting aspect South Facing, East Facing, West Facing, Partial Shade or Sun

Flower colour Pink

Leaf colour Green

Growth Rate Moderate

Edible Use No

Planting Companion Lavender, Salvia, Nepeta

Light Required Full Sun

Watering Water deeply after planting and keep the root zone consistently moist while the rose establishes. Once established, water thoroughly during dry spells, directing water to the base rather than over the foliage. Container-grown roses dry out faster and should be checked regularly in warm weather.

Best Growing Conditions Grow in sun or partial shade in fertile, well-drained loam. Choose a position with good airflow and enough space for the plant to reach its mature size. Mulch after planting and keep the root zone free from prolonged waterlogging, particularly through winter.

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Top tip

Deadhead faded flowers through the season to keep the display tidy and encourage further blooms where the variety is repeat-flowering. Good drainage is especially important, so avoid leaving the roots sitting in persistently wet or compacted soil.

Key Features

Good For Cut Flowers

Good For Cut Flowers

Beginner Friendly

Beginner Friendly

Comes Back Each Year

Comes Back Each Year

Good For Containers

Good For Containers

Low Maintenance

Low Maintenance

Pet Friendly

Pet Friendly

Wildlife Friendly

Wildlife Friendly

Season of Interest

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Planting Flowering