Description
- BLOOM & PRUNING PERIOD: –Flowers will Bloom June to August HEIGHT 300-400cm Pruning time March to April. Create a long lasting display of stunning red cup shaped flowers with this pack of Rosa Pauls Scarlet. This kind of cultivation is relaxed and stress-free for both gardening experts and beginners - PLEASE READ FULL PRODUCT DESCRIPTION BEFORE PURCHASE
- SOIL REQUIRMENTS: Plant in moist and well-drained soil. pH- Acid, Alkaline or Neutral. SUN-LIGHT REQUIREMENTS: Roses thrive in plenty of sunlight. 4-6 hours of direct sun is recommended. Not in shade
- CONTENTS: 1 Rosa Pauls Scarlet climbing rose. This is a natural product. Images shown are for illustrative reference and may vary from the actual product
- CREATE A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN: Cloak your summer garden’s walls, arbors and trellises with the dramatic masses of glossy, medium-green leaves and honey-scented, double scarlet blooms of Paul’s Scarlet roses -Rosa “Paul’s Scarlet Climber. Like all climbing roses, it needs support, nutrients, water and pruning
- GUARANTEE: The roots you receive from us should reach you in the best condition and be of top quality. We have worked with our suppliers for many years to guarantee this. We know how annoying it is if you plant something and wait eagerly for it to flower, only to find that it’s the wrong color or form. The roots you’ll get from us will be healthy – GUARANTEED
'Paul's Scarlet Climber' is a vigorous, upright climbing rose with dark green foliage o relatively thornless stems and clusters of semi-double, scarlet-red flowers in summer The cup shaped, blooms of this free-flowering climber are produced in large clusters that won't fade in the sun. The vigorous, long stems of Rose 'Pauls Scarlet' can be trained to clothe walls and pergolas. It is a good climber for covering a sunny house or garden wall HOW TO PLANT: Remove packaging and soak the roots in water for atleast 2 hours before planting. Remove any damaged or broken roots before planting. Plant in good quality compost ensuring the hole is large enough to accommodate the roots without causing damage. Spread the roots evenly and cover with soil. Firm down by lightly treading on the soil, and water in well. It is advisable to add mulch after planting. Keep the plants free from weeds and well-watered, feed with a rose feed in late season. Dead head regularly to encourage new growth. Pruning is essential to the health of the rose and encourages new shoots to grow. The best time to prune roses is early spring before the growth starts. This rose is deciduous so it will lose all its leaves in autumn, then fresh new foliage appears again each spring.
