Attracting Bees
Bees and insects are incredibly valuable to have in the garden. Beneficial insects will help to keep your roses healthy by eating pests such as aphids. Bees will help other plants reproduce by sharing pollen. Sadly, there has been a
sharp decline in bee numbers over the past few years. Creating an environment where bees, including honeybees and bumblebees, can thrive is something to bear in mind when choosing plants for your garden. Bees are particularly attracted to the roses pictured here because most have single or semi-double flowers giving them easy access to their pollen-rich stamens.
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New This YearThe Last Bloom Last BloomMost of our roses have now been cut back for winter. But we’ve held back a limited selection, hand-picked from our fields with buds and blooms still to come. Plant them now and enjoy a final flourish of colour before winter arrives.Sir David BeckhamEnglish Shrub Rose£27.50 - £38.50Fragrance strength
The Last Bloom Last BloomMost of our roses have now been cut back for winter. But we’ve held back a limited selection, hand-picked from our fields with buds and blooms still to come. Plant them now and enjoy a final flourish of colour before winter arrives.Dannahue®English Shrub Rose£24.00 - £35.00Fragrance strength
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